Tres Pinos Asphalt Shingle Roof Repair

Great experience from A-Z. The company met with me, explained products, and made recommendations. As a single women, my concern is that I will be taken advantage of and treated differently then a male customer would be-this was not the case. I was treated respectly and all my questions were fully answered. A board with shingle samples was left for me for several weeks so I could ensure the color sample selected was what I really wanted. When it came time for the roof replacement, they coordinated with R and S sheet metal for the furnace and duct replacement. At my request, they spot checked the attic insulation to see if there were any spots needed additional coverage. The crew was very professional and cleaned the work site each day. They started promptly and worked hard. I was provided with daily progress reports. They also installed a light tunnel for my hallway. The new roof look great and I truly appreciate the level or workmanship and professionalism exhibited by this company and their employee. This is an excellent company and highly recommend them.

Wolfy's was recommended by a friend.  We were very impressed with his professionalism and the way he instilled that work ethic in his crew.  All of his subcontractors were excellent and knew that when working for Wolfy they had to perform.  His workers were punctual and polite.  They completed the job on schedule and we have been very pleased with the results.

Please see above. It was a fantastic experience, all the way around. I would highly recommend this company.

I had used Williams Roofing in the past and had been satisfied with their work, price, etc. I received a quote of $1495 for the work to be performed, which included some minor edge and valley patching on the asphalt roof, nail down of all flashings, and installation of a sheet metal kick-out. I had no idea how long the work would take so assumed the quote was fair. Mistake #1: Failed to get additional quotes/proposals from other roofing companies.. The initial work performed by the roofing company workers only took about 4 hours total (2 workers x 2 hours). The follow up work, to be performed at a later date, required a sub-contractor complete a small (1'x1') stucco patch to finish off the kick-out. It took a few weeks to schedule the stucco company, which was longer than the job was supposed to take. It was not spelled out in the proposal that the stucco patch work was going to be performed by a sub-contractor for the roofing company. The stucco work needed to be done ASAP because the house was being painted at the time and the stucco needed time to dry before painting. Once the stucco work was completed, I talked with the roofing company representative and complained about the overall proposed cost of the job since it had only taken about 7 hours total and had been quoted $1495 (that's about $213 per hour), which seemed very unreasonable to me. He said he would see what he could do for me and possibly adjust the bill accordingly. I received the bill about a week later and was very surprised to see that the bill was for $2095, or $600 more that the original quote. I assumed that the cost of the stucco work had been inadvertently added on top of the total job cost, since $600 was the itemized stucco cost that was quoted but was included in the total proposed cost of $1495. The Representative apologized and said he would redo the bill and resend it right away. About three weeks past and I did not receive a bill. I called the Representative and he seemed surprised and apologized and said a revised bill would be sent. About two days later I received a revised bill for $2400. Of course, by now, I'm just dumbfounded - what happened to the original contract price of $1495 (and possibly even a better price since the original quote may have been a bit too high?). I called the Representative again, again he apologized and said I should just send in payment for the original price of $1495. I was tired and worn down by this point and just said, fine, and sent in the payment. Later, another stucco person, who I trust, and my painters told me that the kick-out that was installed by the roofing company was too small since it only protruded from the stucco about 1/2and quot;, barely enough to divert the water away from the roofline and into the gutter. Lesson learned - never again Williams Roofing.