This company replaced my roof after the hurricane 2019. I know a little bit about roofing from roofing for my father and grandfather who were general contractors. They did an excellent job. I developed a leak in December 2024. Not from any of their work, separate issue. I asked them to come take a look. They couldn't come immediately, but were in constant communication until they could come a few days later. They addressed the issue and inspected the rest of the roof to make sure that everything else was still nice and tight. Couldn't be happier with their work. read more

I don't think there are enough nice things to say about this company. I first met them in 2019 after Hurricane Florence. My roof had been severely damaged and another company had replaced it but did a terrible job. I got their name from my cousin who had said they were really good and honest. He was right! I had gone through a couple of companies that simply failed to show up to even provide an estimate. Since 2019 to today, they have made repairs on my NEW 2018 roof a total of 4 times. (Each time in a different spot.) They've also replaced both of my doors and even done some interior work for me. I sued the original roofing company which dragged on for four years. During that time, any time I had questions or needed anything, A-Team Exteriors were always there to help. They have been very fair in their pricing and once I can afford to replace my roof in its entirety they will be the ones to do the work. I simply won't trust anyone else! read more

Had company come out to quote partial take down of chimney (brick) and cap off. Advised they don't work on chimneys. No referral or recommendations to another company advised to use a masonry. read more

I contracted with A-Team Exteriors in May of 2021 to fix a leak over our garage. As of June 3rd they have been out to our home on three separate occasions and still have not been capable of addressing our leak. To the contrary the original leak has worsened and I now have an additional leak in the center of the ridge cap that was not present before. The entire ridge vent and cap were removed by A-Team so there is no arguing that the new leak is not of there doing. Each of their three visits was a different crew. On attempt #2 I was asked if I would agree to get rid of the ridge vent which I did in the belief that it would alleviate the cause of the leaks but it did not. On the third attempt I decided to take the day off of work so that I could show them the situation from within the garage. On this day both of the owners came out and after I showed them the points where water was coming in they headed up onto the roof. About 15 minutes later the older of the two came to the door and asked me to follow him up to the roof. I did so and once up there the other guy began telling me that what I had described could not possibly have been happening. He insisted that I was forcing water behind the siding or using pressure to force water up an incline of the valley of the dormer. I knew this was not the case but he was adamant and rudely persisted. I had explained to them via email and over the phone that my method to check for leaks was to simply run a garden hose over top of the ridge line. No pressure or upward force. He even accused me of "telling on myself" upon my bringing up the garden hose to which I responded that I had made no secret of this. Also, it had rained the day prior and rain had entered the garage at that time as well. They were having no part of it. It seemed their true purpose of bringing me up there was to cast blame on me for causing the leak. I told him I had video supporting what I was trying to explain but he just brushed it off. We went back and forth this way a handful of times before we started arguing as he was essentially calling me a liar. It was about this time where he made it known that they were no longer going to be standing by their work and that this attempt will be the last time that they come out regardless of whether the leaks are fixed or not. We had shared a few choice words and I angrily climbed down the ladder. They finished and left without a word. What I had been promised prior to their arrival on the third visit was a full length piece of flashing that would run the length of the ridge and an assurance that the job would be done right this time. Instead they removed the existing flashing, installed a foam membrane, and re-shingled. The afternoon on the day they completed the job it rained heavily and guess what, the roof still leaks. I've posted a few videos to Facebook of me spraying a hose along the ridge of the roof as I did on the two previous occasions as an example of the type of rainfall that the owner tried to convince me would not occur under normal weather conditions. You be the judge of whether a mild storm or much less a hurricane is capable of delivering the same amount of water and ask yourself whether this roof is fixed. I don't feel good leaving this type of review but when I pay for a service I expect to get what I paid for regardless of the inconvenience it creates for the company. I hired a professional so that I would not have to deal with this type of headache and now I've got more problems than when I started. The attitude of the younger owner towards me was nothing near professional and questioning the integrity of a customer is never a good look. Especially when visual proof is involved. He showed no concern when I pointed out that I would be posting a negative review in the event his company was not going to make good on my repair and I was told to go ahead. At the end of the day I'm out nearly $500 and have a roof that leaks worse than before I hired A-Team Exteriors. read more

We live in California and have a rental home in North Carolina that incurred damage from the hurricane. The insurance adjuster said we needed an entire new roof. The process of locating a roofing company by phone began. The ONLY company to answer the telephone with a live person was A-Team. Immediately I connected with this very nice and competent lady. An approximate time was set for a representative to go out and give an estimate. When the reps arrived they observed that the temporary tarp had become loose. Without having received the estimate yet, or even knowing if the company would have our business, someone from A-Team got up on the roof and fastened it down again in several places at no charge to us. (The loose tarp had been of concern by our tenant). The estimate came and we signed, even though the roof would not be installed for several months due to the companies backlog from the hurricane. The call came from A-Team that they were ahead of schedule by a couple of weeks. The new roof was installed and all debris cleared away. After that our warranty came in the mail as promised. These people did everything they said they would do. Other companies and the people who answer their phones could take lessons from A-Team. If possible I would give them 10 stars for making the task of getting a new roof done more than easy to negotiate over the telephone. read more

We live in Stella and they did our roof. They did a wonderful job. I would not use anyone else for our home improvements in the future. Customer service is great and they are just really nice. read more

This company was on time and very honest. I usually do not write reviews on things, but this company needs one. Alot of companies in this area do not call back or do not show up. (and lie to make $$) This company came out went on the roof and was not sure what the other roofer in the area was talking about. When we need to replace our roof we will def be going this with company. And I will let my friends know about this one as well. (as one needs a roof soon) I can't say enough nice/good things about this company. read more