They don't pay subcontractors or laborers. Be careful when…read moredoing any work for them, as they may not pay, and you might have to file a lien on the property to secure your payment. At the moment, they are trying to scam people in Texas.

I would not hesitate to give a recommendation based on a recent business dealing I had with Chris…read moreand his team at Legacy Roofing on The West Coast, that involved an estate in Sarasota. Chris was not only professional, he and his team went way above and beyond by recovering and sending me some lost items and documents in a house he was renovating - a guesture that he would not have had to provide, but he just did. I appreciated his impeccable communication and obvious ethic, making sure the lost items made it back home. Thank you Chris!

Critters Tree Service cut down three trees for us today. They were here by 10:30 and finished the…read moreproject by 4:30. They never stopped a minute...what hard workers! The tree trimmings and trunks were hauled away. They even raked the yard. I highly recommend Critters Tree Service! You won't regret hiring them for tree removal.

Took my downplaying of 2250 and never came back. Crook, don't trust him. Promised to pat me back…read morebut all talk and no refunded money.

Overall a bad experience…read more We chose Commercial Residential Aluminum (CRA) for positive experience 10 years ago, with good CRA lanai cage still on our property. But this lanai extension and patio paver project was poorly managed administratively. This caused us issues and extra work/cost. The project was slow to finalize contract taking weeks; review delayed as CRA has e-mail domain issues; needed to correct several errors they made. Coordination for the patio paver work was weak. We had to direct obvious items ourselves, including connecting / continuing existing drainage (that was part of contract) and removing/reconnecting obsolete drain pipes; (all part of contract). Most concerning, CRA ordered the wrong pavers: initially attempted to place that blame to us, and only acknowledged the mistake when proven otherwise, our grey color choice in writing twice. This color issue finding occurred on paver installation day - 3 weeks into the project. We were told correcting the paver color would delay the project another 3-4 weeks for new paver delivery (an unknown). This was rough to hear after the job had already been put on hold by CRA merely because we asked to be included in any cost change requests. Trust in how they'd treat us now was low. CRA putting our job on hold caused distrust. Left us little choice but to proceed under pressure with the wrong color material. (I.e. Duress; wrong decision!) There was also no meaningful accountability for this paver error. We incurred significant out-of-pocket costs for trying to fix their error by staining, sealing, and the labor to correct the pavers. No compensation or acknowledgment was provided in the end. CRA denied helping or paying the labor needed to do the project (that's the real cost). But glibly advised they'd pay for the bottle of stain. These communications have been awkward to say the least. To elaborate on CRA change-order handling: Our project was paused for a week (put "on hold" by the office manager until we Docusigned agreement to pay) solely because we justifiably requested to be included in any change order discussions / cost increases and receive proper documentation. They states ours is a "retail job" and we did not warrant being included; charged an additional $450 related to the footer digging / stump hole filling work that was double billing. Disappointing because prior guidance from CRA was that the trench could remain as-is. We had already a paid other contractors for this added work so did pay double. We asked for a copy of that $450 invoice or payment of that invoice. They denied providing it to us which is suspect. The final bill has been sent to us by CRA with out this. Paver install was via a subcontractor too I found issues with footer to paver connections that would have caused large delays if not seen. Later undercut landings I had to repair myself. We waited for a week for the paver team to finish the sanding pavers (it took 45 only minutes); but this delay negatively impacted other work we tried to accomplish such as the color issue - not allowing us to get labor help. To their credit, the aluminum cage installation itself was well done - final inspection quality was lacking. It required follow-up work was done well. DO FULL INSPECTIONS! Overall, this project involved poor communication, lack of coordination, and questionable billing practices. Operationally the team did follow through swiftly to address the inspection concerns and minor issues observed after job completion and we appreciated that very much. Not the level of professionalism we expected. Rating 2 is based on not trusting the company, being boxed in by CRA on decisions that we ultimately regretted. It should be a 1. But the ops team tried hard. Final: CRA just wanted their money. HOW they operated seemed less important than getting STUFF DONE. Photos : tan pavers vs requested charcoal grey. cage install with dyed pavers (first of several tries to fix ourselves). door kick panel popped open. Inspection findings.

We recently used CRA to complete our lanai extension. These people were great from start to…read morefinish.They are professional, respectful and friendly. They explained the process thoroughly and made sure we were comfortable.We would like to thank Scott, Holly,Josh, Tito's crew and everybody else involved in the completion of our lanai. We are very satisfied with their service and products.

We hired Regius Construction LLC in June 2025 for an exterior pool project and paid an advance of…read more$30,500. The agreement identified an "official subcontractor" for key parts of the work. After signing, several issues arose that caused concern. Based on our own checks of Florida DBPR records, it appeared the named subcontractor did not hold the specific license required for pool work. We requested written confirmation of all applicable licenses. As of today, we have not received documentation that resolves those concerns. We requested a refund. The matter remains unresolved, and we are pursuing formal remedies to recover our funds. We're sharing this to encourage other consumers to verify subcontractor licenses directly with Florida DBPR and obtain license numbers in writing. We also suggest waiting to pay deposits until permits are filed and work has begun. If Regius provides satisfactory proof of proper subcontractor licensure and resolves the refund, we will update this review to reflect the outcome.

Great team of professionals! As a commercial realtor, I worked with them on a project for my…read moreclient. Everything went smoothly, on time, and with a quality guarantee. My client was happy, which is the most important thing. We will continue our collaboration. Highly recommend!

hi , my job was finished on april 3, 2023, kelly and wayne did…read morea great job . had a metal roof install and the guys did a great job. very happy with the work wayne gave me good information about the metal roof. they clean up all the trash and took it away. i waiting 3 month to keep the materials , but it was worth the wait. one of the great thing that kelly came in with the quote and every thing written down what he was going to give me. he was the only person to do this. i check with charlotte county and state and they said that they do not have any problem with kelly. he is a great person to work with thank you kelly and wayne. phyllis sussman englewood

Great company to work with and Kelly takes a personal interest making sure the customer is…read moresatisfied. I wouldn't replace a roof with out him. Jack Cutone - Marlborough Massachusetts