Not all roofing companies have your best interest in mind. As a matter of fact, some like High…read morePoint Roofing have proven they are more interested in getting a new roof and commission rather than an honest assessment of an existing roof. My house was on the market, and the buyer wanted a roof inspection and called High Point Roofing. I had no problem with the inspection and personally have over 40 years of construction experience. The report came back that there was one missing shingle, exposed nail heads on the ridge vent, rubber cracking on pipe vent, two popped nails on garage section, discoloration on front slop shingles and some granular loss as found in guttering (these repairs were simple and would take no more than one hour to repair). This 23-year-old roof expert concluded that the 30-year architectural shingle that was approximately 23 years old only had a "maximum of 1-2 Years Left of Life" and that the roof needed replaced (Notice the caps used to demand attention and generate fear). In all of my years of dealing with inspectors I have never had one offer such a precise life expectancy, only High Point Roofing. Needled to Say the Buyer wanted a new $20,000.00 roof at the Sellers expense. I'm perfectly fine with fixing problems when necessary and needed. In this case it was an egregious attempt to put on new roof that wasn't necessary. I called Antony Regalbuto one of the owners, about his inspector and report. He reported key problems that are often indicators of a roof in decline that an inspector would identify. He noted specifically that often such roofs have fiberglass exposed and bubbling shingles which can include moisture problems and/or poor ventilation in the attic. I agreed with him that both were indicators of a bad roof. I then asked Anthony, if his 23-year-old roof inspector identified in his report such failures and he was silent. He was silent because they didn't exist. In the end Anthony protected his employee. I'm sure Anthony will dispute my report and if so I have written documentation in hand to corroborate my statement. I also have a few billboards that I can offer caution and direct potential customers to another roofing company. I'm very disappointed with the High Point Roofing and a young man that tried for a big commission on my dime. I did not identify the young man intentionally as I hope he learns a lesson from this experience Clark Struebing

In a time where people are too busy for your small job and never show up when they say…read moreDamian Owens restored my faith in mankind Promptly showed up on time and was very kind and helpful with my leaking roof. I would highly recommend High Point Roofing

Dusty was informative, friendly, and quick! Cleaned my gutters and identified roofing repairs that…read moreneeded to be done. He even chased a squirrel out of my attic that was living in there! He explained and showed me everything that needed to be done and did for as cheap as you can reasonably expect.

Dustin did a fantastic job replacing fascia board and making repairs to my gutters. He is very…read moreprofessional, fair pricing and knowledgeable.

For a little back story, I discovered that I had a major leak happening in my roof. I immediately…read moretook action and reached out to about a dozen roofing companies in the area. Not only were they one of the first to contact and come out, they were quick to give an estimate and begin my roof repair earlier then the already quick date they said (work was to begin a week after the paperwork was done, actually occurred a a few days earlier). I compared prices and materials on many estimates, and theirs had the best material for the most reasonable of prices. They came in, did the work without being overly intrusive (I live in a townhouse so that is key) and did a great job cleaning up the site after they finished. I would definitely recommend them to anyone I know who needs roof work.

Amazing people to work with! Matt explains everything, from what we needed to our options and was…read more100% honest about everything. He never tried to upsell or tack on anything we didnt need. He was very easy to get ahold of. The crew that did the actual roof replacement was so quick!! We have an average size split-foyer home and the crew started around 8:30 and were finished by 3:30, including a phenomenal clean up job. Matt came out and checked in during the work and came by the next day to make sure we were 100% satisfied and completed another walk around to make sure nothing was missed during the clean up. I would highly reccommend this company to anyone!!

They replaced my roof and gutters. They were very professional and hard working. It was a great…read moreprice. I recently had them out for a quote on additional work. They are very responsive, listen to what you say and work with your budget. I highly recommend and will definitely use them again in the future.

The price was competitive and I don't mind paying a little extra for quality work and products…read more CertainTeed shingles and Lifetime Tool & Building Products pipe flashing ensure that my roof will outlive me and I won't have to worry about it ever again. It looks great and they tended to every little detail. Clean up was very thorough and I am thrilled with the final results!! The owner of the business, Chad Look, even returned the day after install to handle a final request. While he was here, and without being asked, he made another improvement that he absolutely didn't have to. This is much appreciated!! This is a family owned business and I prefer to keep my business local whenever possible. I have no regrets at this point and they stand behind their work! If I have problems, they will be here to assist and address any concerns. I highly recommend Look Family Exteriors as well as Lifetime Tool and Building Products LLC. I will call Look Family Exteriors without hesitation for future projects!

Repair and replace a shed roof...great job I am so pleased with the work they have done.read more

UPDATE: Shortly after I posted my original review, Nationwide's CEO, Jonathan Dorosh, reached out…read moreto me. We agreed to work together and to continue the fight with my insurance company. (Said insurer is supposedly a 'good neighbor' but spends more money on celebrity spokespeople than they do on claims. But that's an entirely different review.) With our combined efforts, we managed to secure an independent assessment by an engineer, an important next step in the fight. I can't upgrade the rating to a full five stars, since Nationwide has not yet been able to perform the work we're hoping to do, but the advocacy is ongoing, and I give them credit for that.

After supply and weather delays. Nationwide expedited my project and got the job done fabulously. I…read morehad my roof and siding replaced. It was covered completely by insurance. Nationwide and Aaron Beaty were a great help with overseeing the entire project. I commend them on a job well done! it feel like I live in a new home. I recommend Nationwide Exteriors.

We have used Hartman for quite some time. Most recently, we found water damage in a cupboard and…read morethey were out a couple days later to fix the leak. Very reasonable and fast!

This is a trustworthy business. I have an old townhouse in downtown Frederick with an old tin roof…read more I asked Hartman Roofing to inspect the roof thinking I would need to replace it at some point. They are honest and said it's just fine. I've since used them for a chimney cap and also to fixed the gutters. Their prices are reasonable.

I have had work done by the plumbing division of Dorcus Construction several times, and each time…read morethey were prompt, courteous, and skilled in dealing with the plumbing issues I've had in my townhouse. If they are not able to finish the job in one visit, they will come back a second time at no extra cost. They are fair and honest; I wish I had known about them 20 years ago!

Anyone checking the reviews of Dorcus Construction will note the ones displayed as several years…read moreold. Their current mode of dealing with persons requesting estimates is to show up, look at the job and then leave never contacting the customer again. Common courtesy would be to decline at the time of reviewing the job site and tell the client at that time that their job is something they do not want to do. I am not the only older person who has encounter this lack of courtesy . Go with any other contractor if you want courtesy in customer relations.