I do not recommend. James responded quickly enough. I have a driveway over 500ft. He stated his…read moreestimates are $110/hr. I agree. He said he would be over in an hour to salt the driveway. The day comes and goes. He texts the following day the traffic was too bad. He'll be there soon, but a flat tire post pones that. Clears the driveway in 20 min, then states the initial charge is always $150. Get everything in writing before hiring.

Very happy with the work done by CPM Roof. They came out and cleared snow off of our driveway, the…read morefront porch and steps, and applied salt. Great job, very thorough, and I appreciate the work - especially in the bitter cold. Arranged everything with them, they were very clear and up-front about the cost, and very responsive with communication. I would absolutely recommend them! Thank you Mr. Reed! Miamisburg, Ohio

NOTE: ALL OF THE FOLLOWING IS DOCUMENTED through text…read moremessages, phone calls, photographs, home inspections, signed contracts, and additional records. Recent reviews accurately reflect the fraudulent conduct of CPR. The company, owned and operated by Quincy Barrett (CEO) and Brandy Barrett (CFO), misrepresents services and caused us and other clients to lose thousands of dollars. CPR engages in repeated deception, creating a pattern of inconsistent and false statements. Communication is routinely delayed or nonexistent. Quincy Barrett goes silent for days and weeks at a time when updates are requested regarding the contracted project. Signed contracts are breached, and "lifetime warranties" become void when Quincy Barrett fails to meet contractual obligations. Quincy leaves before projects are completed or even begun. The project that was said would take two weeks to be completed did not even begin until 5 months later. The funniest yet is that the project remains unfinished one year and one day after the contract was signed on 12/12/24. CPR provides proof of current insurance coverage and then knowingly cancels the policy prior to the start of the project. When asked about insurance coverage for multiple property damages and a homeowner's bodily injury caused by materials left in the yard, CPR provided evasive responses and no resolution. The homeowner is instructed to cover the damages out of pocket with the promise of reimbursement, RIGHT... Documented damages include the central AC unit, windows and screens, security cameras, all landscape lighting, and most of the landscaping. Quincy Barrett pressures homeowners to authorize loan disbursements using false statements. When contacted by the loan company, he falsely stated that only one piece of siding remained to be installed for completion. CPR abandons a gutter, roofing, and siding project in an unfinished and unsafe condition, compromising the integrity of the home. The most documented deficiencies include gutters installed incorrectly, large sections of siding not installed, siding was installed on half of the porch ceiling instead of soffit, missing water barriers on exposed areas, no insulation in open sections of the home, an unfinished roof, multiple electrical outlets left exposed to the elements, and open gaps in the siding that have allowed vermin enter a previously sealed home now. Due to Quincy Barrett's failure to properly oversee the project in his role as project manager, custom window framing was not installed and may not have even been ordered. Security camera footage showed Quincy Barrett personally managing approximately one hour of the exterior project, which consisted primarily of walking the property and unloading supplies. A refund for the nonexistent custom window framing was eventually issued. However, CPR initially failed to provide the refund due to insufficient funds from the company account. Quincy Barrett claims the account was impacted by fraud. The refund was ultimately issued only after a cashier's check was demanded. Following the submission of the first review, and only review until today, 12/13/25, a 2:00 AM text message was received containing a screenshot of the review and a threatening message. The nature of the threat, whether physical or legal, is unclear. A request for clarification received no response. Responses provided by CPR now will consistently satisfy their claims, regardless of factual documentation. The conduct of Quincy and Brandy Barrett demonstrates a pattern of misrepresentation, nonperformance, and intimidation.

From the owner: Crown Pointe Remodeling is a premier home remodeling service in Bellbrook, OH. We are licensed,…read moreinsured, and proud to serve Greene County with an A+ Better Business Bureau (BBB) ranking. Specializing in roofing, siding, and full remodeling, we also offer services including window replacement, deck design, bathroom and basement renovation, and after-storm repair. We are an Owens Corning and Pella certified contractor, using only the finest materials to ensure the quality of your project. From start to finish, our team of skilled experts will work closely with you to ensure that every detail is perfect, no matter the size of the job. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and experience the difference we can make for your home!

Excellent help with organizing antique Lumber artifacts and building a movie prop for a movie set…read morein Cincinnati they also provided a lot of antiques that they rented to us

Home repair after kitchen fire the owner Greg dart is very rude especially to woman. They will…read morechange price of the job on you,and change your contract price after you sign it,then add even more charges for jobs they didn't even do,the foreman will tell you things that will never get done,they will hire people off of Craigslist that have no license at all,they will put the wrong flooring in and use Rusty drywall screws,they will leave water in your basement,and soot filled insulation in your attic,leave burnt beams in your ceiling, and use paint that was ours sitting in our basement from before the fire,they busted my main waterline and charged me for it they will give your things away to there worker and not even turn it into the insurance company for you to get reimbursed, my husband had to measure the entire house of flooring and blinds because the foreman could not do it,one of there workers even busted a hole in my wall and you can see where he tried to fix it..they will Rip you off they installed a new electric box and it pops non stop because they ran it all wrong.my house has brown windows and instead of buying brown to match they got white and spray painted them, they left live electrical wires hanging and we have a kid in the house.they were supposed to do my attic,they didn't it's a mess you should see it.i also made a police report against his foreman for a slur he made about me when I was walking up the steps infront of my husband and our boy.

Communication challenges, lack of attention to detail and a 'it's good enough' attitude…read more Disappointed in overall project planning, timeliness, quality and craftsmanship. New gutters leaked after first rain and I had to call them out to fix it. Additionally I was billed for work that wasn't accomplished and had to highlight that issue to the office to get it removed. I am exploring other companies to fix some of Bone Dry's work.

From the owner: Bone Dry Roofing is an industry leading contractor for roof repair, roof maintenance and roof…read morereplacement services in Dayton. We pride ourselves on installing a dog-gone good roof for each of our customers. We look forward to serving you and your home. Give our team a call for a free estimate on all work.

Roof Smart is great to work with. Sean kept me updated on how things were going. Cameron did…read moresuperior work. They both were so nice and a delight to work with. If you are looking for a roof company with great workers and high quality work your search is over.

{EDITED BELOW} After a wind storm on Mother's Day, half of the seamless gutter on the rear of the…read moresecond story fell to the deck below and twisted requiring replacement. At first, I was impressed with Roof Smart because they were prompt in providing an estimate and willing to a job that another company refused to do unless we wanted to replace all of our gutters. The first frustration was an attempt to repair a seamless gutter with a two-piece gutter, but for the same price. They did, however agree to install a seamless gutter, so I was still happy to work with the company. After over a week of no information I reached out to find out when the job would get started and was told, "by the end of the week." When Friday evening came and the work wasn't started and I wasn't informed by the company, I reached out to find out if the plan was to work on a Saturday or if it would be pushed back to the next week. I was informed that the repair would be done on Saturday, which was inconvenient as we had plans on Saturday, but wanted the gutter hanging from the house to be fixed. Saturday was another no call, no show and while I tried to wait patiently, I had to reach out the following Wednesday reminding them that not only was the gutter unsightly, but it seemed dangerous. I was told the gutter would arrive from the manufacturer by Thursday and that the repair would be done that Friday. When I reached out Friday morning to find out what time the work would be done (losing confidence in their ability to communicate), I was informed that Roof Smart received the wrong part and that the new part would arrive the following Tuesday for installation, but that the repair would begin on Saturday to remove the dangerous gutter. I asked about a time for Saturday and was told 3:00, again inconvenient on a Saturday. I rushed to get home on Saturday at 3:00 so I could be there for the repair and once again, no call no show. After 40 minutes of waiting I reached out to Roof Smart and was simply told they were reaching out to the installer. After waiting an hour and a half with no response, I communicated that I was done waiting as it was 4:30 and we had other things to do. I anticipated a call or worker to show up by Tuesday as that was what I was told. Tuesday came and once again there was a no call no show so I sent a message asking if they were planning to do the job. Roof Smart called me and apologized stating that they had to fire the installer and would need to hire another and that I could wait another week or two for that. While I appreciate the difficulty of hiring a subcontractor who doesn't show up, the customer should not have to initiate all of the communication. This company strung us along for a month and left us with a dangerous gutter hanging from the house and we are now at the back of the line for other estimates that we received, which could be another 3-4 weeks. {EDIT} *Roof Smart's apology came with a $50 gift card. Classy move and worth upgrading from 1-star to 3-stars.