1. Best Choice Roofing

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    Grove City, OH

    Best Choice Roofing

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    Newman Roofing - The Newman Family

    Newman Roofing

    (26 reviews)

    Of the roofers I contacted, they were the only ones that communicated consistently…read more They were here a few minutes early for both the estimate and repair. They sent a drone to do the high-level roof inspection, then went up to look at the area they suspected was the problem before giving me the estimate. The work was done quickly and they showed me pictures of each step when they were done. They seem to have a very sound scheduling and communication process. The price was reasonable as well.

    Newman Roofing has less of a Yelp presence than on other sites. My kid had a leaky roof and was…read morewading through all the options. You've seen the circulars and the signs in yards. But is the company reputable? And do you really want to go with a relatively new company even if is owned by your buddy. He decided, no. Newman is competitive with hundreds of 5 star reviews. He went with Newman. Subsequently we had a hail storm and neighbors were advising us to get our roof checked out. Our roof was 20 years old. I wanted to be honest with the insurance company and not submit a claim unless Tyler from Newman,who came out to give us an estimate, was sure we needed a new roof and we suffered damage beyond normal wear and tear. Plus we had 2 houses. Well one needed a new roof and the other one likely has another couple of years left. As an aside, if you turn in a claim to your insurance company, even if it is denied, you risk higher premiums or cancelation. That is why it is important to have Newman Roofing spend time assessing. In our case, our roof was more wear and tear with minimal hail. Dan and his guys were on time, even early. Weather has consistently been in the mid 90's. I was worried. But Newman keeps them well supplied with hydration. 14 man crew meant lots of vehicles, even a dump truck but they were minimally disruptive to our neighbors. Furniture moved, netting put up to minimize construction mess on house and garden areas. And then they went to work. All I can say is WOW. I am so pleased. When they were finished, the cleaned up all the mess, including using a magnetized thing for nails in driveway, patio and grass. The yard, the patio, the driveway, the porches are SPOTLESS. I highly highly highly recommend Newman Roofing. They did my kid's. They did this roof and in 2 years they will do our other roof. Price is good too.

    Safe Check Home Inspections

    Safe Check Home Inspections

    (2 reviews)

    This man has cost me everything. I just closed on a condimable place. From a hidious add on that…read moreallows rain to flow through my house to scrap wood used to support a horrific add on to a major flood wirh visable signs everywhere... Im lost and devistated. This overlooked tragedy has caused black mold throughout the home. Please feel free to email me for proof. Pipecoplumbing@gmail.com

    I was dissatisfied with the service (reasons detailed below) so I asked for my money back. Matt…read morereplied by telling me this was a threat, then threatened to call the authorities for slander if I leave a negative review. Very unprofessional for a business owner. Especially one who prides himself on customer reviews and relies on such for success. Fortunately this is America and I'm well within my rights to share my experience with others. The bottom line is that I felt the advanced AGE of the furnace and AC unit (over 30 years old), and tankless gas water heater (20 years old) should have been NOTED or at least mentioned in our report. These items tend to be the most expensive things to replace right after the roof. Therefore - they are more important to know about than a 'hot attic' (in June ) or a crawl space that needs insulated. The home we SOLD had an old furnace, the inspector brought that to the attention of the buyers in his report. The house we BOUGHT has an even OLDER furnace, an older obsolete AC unit (that we can't buy parts for), and a tankless water heater that only gets to 99 degrees. We have also found out that certified plumbers WILL NOT work on tankless gas water heaters more that 6 years old that they don't have maintainence records for. Ours was 20 at the time of inspection. Of course - NONE of the issues we are having are the fault of anyone but father time. But, if I could have PAID someone who claims to know about these various systems (you know - like a "home inspector"), I could have used that person's expertise to ask for some money off the purchase price of the home to help absorb the $10K we are about to lose. After all, isn't that why we all think we need a person who probably isn't certified in ANYTHING to charge us hundreds of dollars to walk through the house we've seen once and catch things that MATTER? The fume vent components were named and pictured in Matt's report and "passed". These were later identified IMMEDIATELY by an HVAC professional to be the cause of our furnaces safety mechanism causing it to switch off (usually in the middle of the coldest nights) before carbon monoxide becomes a danger. I write this review, not to deter you from Matt's services, but to inform you that all home inspectors are a joke. You would be money ahead ask the seller to allow you to pay an HVAC company ($95) to inspect the system and a roofing company will give you a "free estimate". Everything else - well - if you have $350 to pay an inspector, keep it in your pocket for the nickle and dime repairs they STILL won't find, but that will undoubtedly appear after you buy a new home I'm very excited to see the wordy, "sincere", doe-eyed response from Mr. Sisk. Here goes!

    AIS Renovations

    AIS Renovations

    (14 reviews)

    AIS removed an old room and deck and built us a large outdoor room with two pergolas including a…read morelarge TV wall, fireplace, hot tub, outdoor kitchen, granite counter tops, custom lighting throughout. They did an excellent job! Parks and Aubrey was great to work with and always had good ideas when we needed them. Rodney's crew did the custom framing and always accommodated any changes that came along. They're good people to work with. You can't go wrong using AIS on your next project.

    Buyer Beware - Do Your Homework Before Hiring This Company…read more I don't typically write negative reviews, but after my experience, I feel a responsibility to warn others. I hired this company to remove and replace my residential roof. At the time, it was a significant investment, and I trusted that I was getting quality workmanship. Fast forward 10 years, and I've discovered a serious issue: faulty ridge vent installation that has led to improper attic ventilation and ultimately mold growth, as confirmed by my insurance company. When I brought this to their attention, I wasn't met with concern or even a willingness to discuss the issue--just a flat refusal to engage because "too much time has passed." Here's the reality: Homeowners don't routinely climb into their attics to inspect ventilation systems unless there's a problem. These types of installation defects can go unnoticed for years until they become costly--and potentially hazardous--issues. What's most disappointing is not just the problem itself, but the complete lack of accountability or customer support when a legitimate concern is raised. My advice to anyone considering this company: Ask detailed questions about ventilation systems, not just shingles Get everything documented clearly Understand what kind of workmanship guarantee (if any) truly exists And most importantly, choose a company that will stand behind their work long after the job is done A roof isn't just a purchase--it's a long-term investment in your home. Make sure you're working with a company that treats it that way. I wish I had known then what I know now.

    Best Choice Roofing - roofing - Updated September 2026

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