I was approached while mowing my lawn by one of the field poachers as I call them lol. I agreed to…read morethe free inspection, and Paul came out the following Saturday. He was wonderful, very knowledgable, shot me straight, and was super laid back and easy to work with. I agreed to a new roof installation, as mine was broaching the 20 year marker, and I knew there were issues starting to arise. The financing was really remarkable, warranties bar none, roof itself was Tier 3, and Paul called his supervisor while with me, to welcome me to the "Home Genius Family." All in all, I felt impressed, and confident I made a sound choice. The night before the install, Tom, the project manager, contacted me. He informed me of the time the roofers would arrive, and cautioned that while I was told it was a 5 hour job, it might take longer cuz the weather was not the best. I totally understood, and the day of the install, the roofers were on time and worked till about 230pm. I had left for a minute, but Tom had told me that progress photos would be sent because he was going to be stopping by. When the roofers left, they ended up trapping the roof because they were unable to finish on time. Tom called me that evening, apologized, and stated the weather was a bulk of the reason, and if the weather continued to be shabby the following day, they may have to hold off, but assured me he would text in the AM to let me know. He also stated he had come by while I was out, twice, and took progress photos. I never received them after we disconnected, which leads me to believe he may not have actually come out, as he did state while we talked he was feeling under the weather. The following day came and went and I did not receive any communication, and no one arrived. I ended up texting Tom @ 10pm because I could hear hail in the pipe connecting to my water heater, since all I had was a tarp for a roof, lol. He responded "absolutely, it will be done tomorrow, and I'll be doing my final walk through with you tomorrow (this was promised in the agreement, that the project manager would do a finally walk through and inspection)." The next day came, and by 10am, still no roofers. I messaged Tom and got a vague "they will be getting it done today!" I work from home, was training a new coworker, and reached out to Tom again for a more stable time frame, so I could adjust around the noise. He said "I'm hoping 12-1." They ended up showing up at 11am. The roofers were very kind, but from Honduras and did not speak any English. Which isn't a big deal, but for communication, especially with no project manager on site, it was a bit rough at times. One gent had a translator on his phone, so he'd show me the English translation, which was helpful. Another thing that was a bit...weird, was there was no Porta Pot set up outside, so once one of the roofers asked to use the restroom, the others fell in line and on both days, I had knocks on the door continuously, asking to use the rest room. I wasn't too concerned, but thought it was a bit unprofessional, since most construction jobs on homes, a toilet is provided by the company for the workers, to alleviate discomfort on either end. At the end of the 2nd day, the roof was installed, and the gents all rotated in to use the restroom before they left. When my daughter went to use the bathroom a while later, she yelled at me to come and look, and the sink stopper was jammed into the drain, with a sludge of dirty water in the sink. I attempted to use the metal rod under the sink to dislodge the stopper, but it was jammed. I contacted Tom (who I still had not met or seen) he texted back and said he was 2.5 hours away, but could swing by and fix it later in the evening. He mentioned the metal bar under the sink and I let him know I knew what it was for, but the workers had jammed it in pretty good and the lever was not working. He did state the company would pay for any repairs, which was good. I did eventually get it dislodged, and Tom stated he would be by the next AM to do a fly over the house with a drone, and the final walk through. Suffice to say, he never contacted me, and the final walk through was never completed. I still don't know who Tom is, lol, but the roof does look great, and the warranties cover it till the cows come home, so even if the job was shoddy, I'm covered. The lack of communication from the project manager, and the language barrier with the roofers made for a not so shiny experience, but, overall, I'm satisfied that my home has been fortified.

After wasting time on a call. Explaining a roof leak. I'm transferred to a specialist who says…read more We only do new roofs. That's it As obnoxious and unattractive a way to make potential clients waste time and feel like this place is not very interested in actually helping solve problems and building relationships Vs purely transactional and nothing more No wonder their yelp rating sux

Have recommended Tom to my neighbor and they also did their fathers roof. Very honest and extremely…read morehelpful!

My wife noticed a leak from our roof that was already pushing 30 years old, so we called out some…read morecompanies to take a look and get some estimates on the work. Joe came out, took a look what was going on, and gave me an estimate that was identical in scope but half the price of another estimate we received so we opted to go with Eames and Sons. Joe was fantastic to work with and kept me up-to-date on scheduling of the entire process, from dropping off a trailer for the old roofing materials, dropping off the new materials, the actual day of work, etc. The Eames and Sons crew came out, did the work in a single day, and then Joe came out the next day for an inspection. Joe noticed some of the work wasn't up to the Eames and Sons standards, so he had someone from the crew come back out and redo it and then came back out the same day to check on the work again. I also noticed that some of the mortar between bricks near some of the work seemed to now be missing and he came back out on his own time to fill in the gap. Eames and Sons, and specifically Joe, definitely went out of their way to make sure our roof was perfect and that I no longer needed to worry about the leak we found. This was a fantastic experience, and I would definitely recommend others use Eames and Sons for their roofing needs. EDIT: I noticed some damage to a window screen after the dump trailer was moved away. Joe fixed the screen himself and sent someone else out to take care of some of the metal around the window as well. Eames and Sons has gone above and beyond what I expected and they have set a very high bar for any work that gets done around our house in the future.

UPDATE June 2021: I honestly wish I could give this company more than 5 stars! They have found away…read moreto address an issue for me that was left behind by a previous owners ... in the middle of their hectic summer roofing season. I am so grateful for their professionalism and expertise ... and wouldn't hesitate to recommend Barnes Roofing to anyone! UPDATE January 2021: Somehow, Barnes Roofing managed to pull off a second miracle for me. I recently had a high-efficiency furnace installed, and the exhaust pipe from the old furnace needed removed. The HVAC team doesn't do that, as it involves roofing repairs. (I probably should have thought of this, but didn't. Lessons learned.) Anyhow - one call to Barnes Roofing, and my situation was resolved just over a week later. I can hardly believe they got this done in flipping January. Very grateful for companies like this!! Would give more than 5 stars if possible. December 2020: A friend recommended Barnes Roofing, and I am so glad I called them. I needed several gutter repairs done, along with a siding fix on a home I recently purchase. They came out to estimate the job immediately, and then an early winter set in shortly thereafter. I figured it would be spring/summer until Barnes could get to this work. To their credit, they managed to find an "open window" between snowstorms, windstorms, rain & ice, and managed to get my repairs done before winter! They did a terrific job, and I am very pleased. I will be calling them with confidence for future work.

Had them do a complete tear down of roof and gutters with leaf relief . Crew did a great job. kept…read moreme informed of any problems along the way and are very professional

A & B Roofing did an excellent job on my residential roof replacement. Left my property in…read moreexcellent shape, they were professional and on time.

Everything went well from the first call to the finished result. Very professional. I will be using…read morethis company in the future

We hired them to install gutters, & repair our roof, they got the job done in the same week we…read moreasked for a quote since the weather so nice this winter. They will be back to repair our chimney. They were so nice and easy to work with and their price was below other estimates. I have asked them back for more repairs, we would highly recommend them.

We just had a new metal roof put on last week. service was great. Workers very polite and friendly…read more Cleaned up everything and no mess left! Would highly recommend!

I would recommend that future customers read carefully the "Color Disclaimer" section of the Owens…read moreCorning" shingle literature & take some time to research their color selection. I made a snap decision on a shingle color from a small sample while talking to the TLC rep for ten minutes and have regretted that decision ever since. The TLC rep made no mention of researching the color selection so it is up to the customer to do so. To be fair the roof job went very well. All of the TLC employees were friendly, professional & showed good workmanship. I would recommend TLC to anyone but would caution them on their shingle color selection.