Jaime and his team helped us out after we had water damage from Hurricane Helene. His team was…read moreprofessional, on time and super easy to work with. After his work it's like the damage never occurred. Attached are before and after pictures.

ERT responded promptly and consistently throughout my Master Bathroom water leak mitigation and…read morerestoration project. They communicated with my homeowners insurance company quickly and effectively for estimates and payments. Pricing was very reasonable for wall repair, painting, and ceramic tile replacement and Jaime was very responsive to all of my concerns throughout the project. I am very pleased with their work results, attention to detail, and quality of service. My Bathroom looks better than when they started! I highly recommend Emergency Response Services for bathroom restoration work.

The process of dealing with my insurance company on a water damage claim has been difficult. NICS…read morehas been a major help in navigating this industry. Without Preston's knowledge and guidance I don't think I would be where I'm at currently with this project. I'll keep everyone posted on the progress of my project and how NICS follow through is after construction has started.

They are working with our insurance company and adjusters to handle hail damage at our houseread more

My husband and I met with James and Kelvin from Rise Over Run after meeting with other contractors…read more We decided to go with Rise Over Run and thankfully we made the right choice. We expressed to James and Kelvin that we wanted to knock down a few walls and raise the entry way to each room. We expressed our concerns and they reassured us that they were going to get the job done with no incidents or hidden costs. Not only did they gave us a reasonable quote, their time frame to complete the job was as expected. They supervised the entire project and were constantly communicating regarding any unforeseen circumstances. Rise Over Run is bonded and insured which was very important for us, definitely gave us a peace of mind. There are to many contractors promising and not delivering, James and Kelvin from Rise Over Run DELIVERED! We are extremely pleased and we will be using them again in the near future.

From the owner: When it comes to Remodeling Contractor, Remodeling Company, Home Additions and more, no one…read morecompares to Rise Over Run Woodcraft & Renovations LLC. With years of combined experience, Rise Over Run Woodcraft & Renovations LLC has worked hard to build the trust of our clients in Waxhaw and surrounding areas. Visit our website to learn more or better yet, call us today! 980-406-8158

I would absolutely recommend AWE for any demo project. They answered my calls and texts, they were…read moreon time, they made this process seamless. Of course- I thought they were fair. Before getting quotes for this job, I actually considered doing it myself- it was the demo and removal of 2 sheet metal sheds. It's not hard or complicated, so I figured I'd give it a shot.... Well...after staring at them for a week, I decided that if I can get the job done at a fair price, I'll pay for it I had some CRAZY quotes and then I spoke with Jerry, who assured me that it will be a job well done and really- it was perfect. Instead of spending 20 hours on a project, I paid Jerry, who completed in 3.5 hours, and it took me 4 mins to write this review. HIRE AWE AND JERRY- you won't regret it.

Great experience. Quick to respond, helpful and professional. Would definitely use again.read more

I called the office and they sent Garrett out to take a look at my missing shingle issue. He was…read moreable to diagnose, get me the single shingle I needed and came back the next day to do the repair. Finished it 15 min. Super service and great guy. Highly recommend!

TL/DR: Merritt Roofing has completely eroded my trust in their products and service. I do NOT…read morerecommend. 8-months after installation, we still don't have a roof we can trust, and they seem to be done supporting me. We did our due diligence and spoke to several roofing companies before committing to Merritt to fully replace our roof. We liked the salesperson/Project Manager, Jason (who was fairly new to the company, but being mentored by another, Bryan), and the price was in the middle of the pack (just over $10K). We even went ahead and paid extra for the "Platinum Coverage" for added piece of mind. We did everything we could think of to receive a good quality service/product. August 2025 - The installation crew did such a bad job on our roof that Merritt have since told me (as if it would put my mind at ease) that they will no longer work with that crew. That's fine for the next folks, I guess, but doesn't help us at all. I understand that they do still work with the contractors of the crew, just not those exact installers, so no guarantee that the way their other crews behave will be any better. We were also surprised to find out that Merritt contracts in installation crews, as part of what we were hoping we were paying for by going with a large, named company was a dedicated installation team. We could have hired random contractors ourselves. The edges of all of the shingles at the ends of the roofs were cut so badly that they were crescent-shaped, and the shingles underneath were exposed. There were a number of chunks taken out of the shingles by carless ladder placement. One of the crew had decided to fix part of a gutter that he had dislodged by shooting a bunch of nails into it, shooting a nail through the bottom of my gutter in the process, and causing a leaking gutter. They had also cracked the soffits (The vent underneath the edge of the roof), and it was just hanging out. They hadn't even tried to repair it. Although this has now been put back in place, it is still cracked. There were numerous other issues with the installation, but the team packed up and left without saying anything to me, and the Salesperson/PM wasn't around either. I called the Salesperson/PM when I went outside to look at the roof, and let him know that I saw some issues with the roof. He came over and agreed that it wasn't acceptable. The team was called back to address, and one of them showed up. He replaced a couple of shingles, and then tried to leave again. He made it clear we weren't happy with the edges of all of the roofs, and that they needed to address. It was scheduled that they would come out a few days later and replace all of those shingles. So immediately we went from having a new roof to a repaired roof. When the team did come to repair the roof, they were supposed to start at 8:30 am. The first person finally arrived at 10:20 am. and they starting working at around 10:40 am. Once the repairs were completed I pointed out some areas I wasn't happy with, and was put in touch with Garrett Zarecky, the Merritt "Production Manager" and was told that they would settle in the next couple of months. Garrett scheduled a date with me at the end of September to come and inspect the roof. He also made a number of comments along the lines of "If we need to replace the whole roof, we will" and that he would check inside our attic space, if he felt it necessary. September 29th 2025 - Garret game to inspect the roof, did not go inside the attic, despite saying he would. He told me something along the lines of "I wouldn't be able to see any issues from in there anyway". He also noted a lot of my concerns, but told me he was happy with how the roof looked and how it was performing. He assured me that this roof was as good as new, despite admitting that they no longer worked with the crew that installed it. Nov/December 2025 - I was cleaning the gutters, preparing for winter, and noticed that there were still a number of shingles that had scuffs and even gouges out of them. There was also the head of a nail pushing through one of the shingles at the back of the house, close to the edge. There were a numbers of other issues with the way the shingles lay and looked cosmetically. I reached out to Jason, Bryan and Garrett, the Production Manager. Jason had left the company, which seemed odd for a person who had only started there a few months before, so Bryan came out to inspect the roof. He agreed that it looked like the shingles had been damaged in some way, possibly as a defect in the shingles, and asked Garrett to inspect the roof. Garrett told me that the damage wasn't caused by a defect, but by foot traffic. The fact that there had been enough foot traffic on my roof in the days after it was installed to cause damage, seems to be another indication of how poorly it was installed. Merritt's "Repair Guy" (Garrett's words), Alonzo, came out in December and removed large areas of shingles, replacing them