My local church incurred high wind and hail damage last year and our church staff were looking for…read morea ligitamate roofer that wouldn't take them to them bank. We had many roofers come in with rediculous quotes and long lead times -many of them were either unsolicited and/or out of state. It was a very frustrating time for the church as a whole -due leaks that were becoming more and more evident. We had to move several events around to accomodate our busy schedule, which wasn't ideal or an easy task. On my way home, I drove by a sign in front of a business marketing Next Phase. They were currently replacing a roof on a facility so I stopped by to see if there was a foreman. A gentleman by the name of Michael climbed down a ladder to introduce himself. He was friendly, informative and genuine. I told him I was not the one to speak to, but I would appreciate a card and some information I could pass along to our church staff. After a few weeks, we decided to have Michael or his team come and visit to look at our situation. Within a few weeks of approval, Michael and his crew went to work. To make a long story, short -we are back in business doing the Lord's work. Michael and his Next Phase team did a wonderful job -and they worked flawlessly with our insurance company. What a blessing! We cannot thank Michael and Next Phase Roofing and Construction enough!

I don't ordinarily start a review like this, but this gentleman deserves it. Hats off to Mark…read moreCafaro of Next Phase Roofing + Construction. This is a go-getter.So, I recently had an inspection performed at my property and was informed that an area of the roof had been patched up with spray foam by a likely DIY'er. I was warned that, at some point in the near future, I might want to have it looked at by a professional roofing company and perhaps even professionally repaired if necessary. I considered what he said, and on Tuesday, January 10th, contacted several roofers, via Yelp, to determine what kind of damage I might be dealing with, if any, and the extent thereof. Several roofers came by. Three further discussed the matter with me. Only 2 suggested a water test to determine if it was even necessary to proceed any further or just a matter of closely monitoring the situation and proceeding if it should become necessary. One of the 2 quoted a charge of $450 to run the water test. But only 1, to my surprise, offered to do the water test at "no cost". Remember those words. It doesn't take a genius to figure out what direction most would go and I'm certainly no exception. On Friday, January 13, 2023, I met with Mark and his colleague at my property at 11:00am. Initially, I was only concerned about the area of the roof that the inspector previously informed me about. However, upon mentioning other ceiling areas inside the home that appeared to have had water damage in the past, but had since been patched up, Mark took it upon himself to inspect other areas of the roof (to include water testing), as well as inside the attic to determine if and where water may still be accessing the home therefrom. Mark and his colleague spent the better part of the afternoon inspecting the roof and attic, and again, at "no cost". Mark informed me that water was still entering the home through one area of the roof that lead to a previously patched up area in the home. It turned out that there was a leak around the B Vent flue pipe area due to poor caulking and an improper seal. I asked Mark what the cost of the repair would be. After all his due diligence, it seemed only natural to hire him to it see through to the end, right? But Mark's generosity didn't stop there. He offered to do the repair, once again at; you guessed it. "No cost"! That really says something about his determination and work ethic, and I was very much impressed. I actually thought I was getting "Punk'd" at first, for those that may be familiar with that once aired MTV practical joke reality television series. In exchange for this service, Mark simply asked that I leave him a Yelp review. No, I'm serious! Like "Punk'd", this was reality, as well. However, it was not a joke. Now, it may be that it would've been a minor cost and had taken minimal effort for that type of repair, particularly for someone of Mark's skillset. It's also no secret that word-of-mouth promotion is the most trusted of all forms of marketing - 86% of customers trust word-of-mouth reviews and recommendations. So, it's good business sense. But he still offered to take time out of his schedule to do it free of charge. And that's after having already spent the afternoon inspecting the roof and attic during his initial visit, free of charge. This, in my opinion, says a lot about his character. I was very much impressed. So, I agreed to leave Mark a Yelp review, and he scheduled to come back out on Monday, January 16, 2023, to make the repair. On Monday, January 16, 2023, at 9:00am, on a 55° morning, Mark came back out with his crew as promised, and within an hour, completed the repair. He explained to me that the gap between the pipe and the base flashing was too large for caulking to work, and that they used an extreme weather hvac tape to seal around the pipe and base flashing. Mark also showed me photos to illustrate his explanation of the work performed. He assured me that that stuff isn't coming off easy and that it would not allow the water to get under the base flashing as it did before. I suppose I'll have to wait until the next storm to find out, but kudos to Mark for addressing the issue before it became a problem, and again at "No Cost"! Just let that sink in. I've said it in the past, and I'll say it again.  I've seen my share of reliable contractors and those that I wouldn't even trust to change a light bulb. Mark, with Next Phase Roof + Construction, is one of the good ones. I'd spoken to him briefly following our initial meeting and he informed me that Next Phase had been in business for about 4 years. Well, with his kind of leadership and work ethic, I have a feeling they'll be around swallowing up the competition for years to come. I know just who to call should further roofing concerns arise and I would highly recommend Next Phase for your roofing needs.  Thanks Mark!

I found this company online. David came out and gave a quote to replace a rotted post on my car…read moreport. We had planned on the following week for them to come out but David was able to get us scheduled this week. They were done within 30 minutes. Great contact, great company. We'll be using them for other projects.

Lost touch with these folks years ago (2009) after getting a pergola for the deck…read more When some high winds destroyed the pergola I was thrilled to see they were still in business and not doing just pergolas but everything you can imagine. David Agee is very professional and no nonsense to work with. The employees they send are quiet and you would not know they were even there. I would trust them to build/fix/change anything I need.

I gave them 1 star because you can't leave zero…read more Grand Roofing roofed the house we own just before we bought it 2.5 years ago. Since we moved in, we have had 3 roof leaks. They patched the first leak and agreed to pay $500 toward the remediation, although they never paid. The second leak was about 4 months ago. They repaired the roof, although they did not pay for any of the interior repairs. Now, we have had a 3rd leak, in the same area as the second. Again, they patched the roof, but they refuse to pay for any of the remediation or repairs. If the roof was repaired properly after the second leak, it should have lasted more than 4 months. They state on their website that they have an Arkansas contractor's license. I found out that the license expired a couple of years ago. They say their work is warrantied, but regardless of your claim, they will say the damage is weather related so they are not responsible. They have stopped responding to my correspondence. I'm hoping this review will prevent others from getting sucked into this web.

my mom gave an employee Shane Kitt $7,500 to do a roof on her rental hous. he gave her samples of…read morethe product that would be used. He has never returned to do the job nor has he answered any calls or msgs left to him. If you have a salesman named Shane trying to sell you a roof.....? He's a con man.

I'm sitting in my new home and I have to say, Aaron Evans with Evans Fine home is an amazing…read morebuilder. This was a 5 year build with our end being the hold up. Aaron was patient and open to showing us other custom homes he had built. He pays attention to detail, he explains everything and we were always in the loop. We had heard horror stories about builders so we were wary. However, Aaron was available 24/7 even when I had crazy questions and thoughts. We stayed on almost completely on budget and when we picked things that were over budget, we were told about it in advance. We got everything we wanted. I will recommend Evans to anyone who are wanting to custom build.

I live next door to one of these people's projects. This company uses loads of sub-contractors that…read moreare horribly unprofessional and have caused thousands of dollars in damage to my property while building the house next door to me. First, the backhoe driver that was grading the land ran into my retaining wall and would hot have said anything had I not come home and caught him. He was trying to just get out of it until I told him I was going to make an insurance claim against him and started taking pictures. Then he decided to offer to fix it and took a week to do it. THE WALL THAT IS HOLDING UP MY HOUSE!!! Next, their workers stole my water from my outside spigot and caused my water bill to double. Then I got video of them stealing my neighbor on the other side's water after I confronted them about mine. I verified with the tenant and the owner and they did not have permission to hook into their spigot. Now, one of their brick layers has side swiped my car while going in and out of the driveway causing significant cosmetic damage to my back quarter panel. When I have called the owner to address my issues he just denies and ignores me. The builder is never at the property making sure that his subcontractors are being respectful. They leave their half-eaten food and trash on my retaining wall and it ends up littering my driveway, yard, and the yards around me. There is no accountability for these subcontractors and the way the owner is just brushing me off is despicable. DO NOT USE THESE PEOPLE IF YOU DON'T WANT YOUR NEW NEIGHBORS TO HATE YOU BEFORE YOU MOVE IN!

Patio cover destroyed in icestorm last Oct. With so much damage in the OKC area I had to wait over…read more2 months to have the cover replaced by LG. Not a problem for me but when the cover was complete it didn't cover the patio! The width was off about 2 feet! Now when it rains I have 2 feet of patio that gets wet. Even though I'm retired now I realize that you must check EVERYONE'S work. Expressed my dissatisfaction with the (very nice) woman receptionist but no response or offer to 'make it right'. I can NOT recommend!

We talked with a couple home builders in our area (Choctaw) and really had not been very impressed…read morewith them. Luckily we found John with LG. This was our first home build and had no idea what to expect. From the first meeting to after we finished our house John was nothing but professional, honest and upfront. At the first meeting he handed us his resume of completed properties and references. It was a completely different feeling after talking with John than it was with the other builders. He was always available for questions and took the time to explain things. His sub contractors were top of the line....it says alot about a builder that uses the same subs for YEARS...if he wasn't good to them they would move on....We were also impressed with the office staff...they were always available for questions and FRIENDLY!! Thank you Mandy and April!! We had never heard of LG before this build and boy what a DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH!! You get what you pay for and I am sure glad we chose right!! If we ever had to build again we wouldn't hesitate to call John and LG.

Our house was under contract to sell and the home inspector suggested having someone check out the…read morefoundation. A text was forwarded to me from their realtor showing the appointment was a "SALES" appointment. Because it was scheduled as such, we had a licensed structural engineer do a full inspection and write a report that stated there was nothing wrong with the foundation, which was provided to the buyers. Then Ram Jack comes out and recommends $4,600 in piers. We called the company and verified their "inspectors" are not engineers at all. Because they convinced an elderly couple that the house needed piers when it doesn't, the home purchases fell through for three families because we are NOT paying for piers on a house that doesn't need them!!! Funny that their TRR stated repairs MUST be done by Ram Jack. I have more thoughts on this that I'll keep to myself. This house is 8 years old with no cracks or shifting whatsoever. I suggest you do your due diligence before believing these SALESMEN!!!

We were impressed by their five rating, and their 30+ years of experience in the foundation…read moreindustry. Bobby Waldron came to do a walk-through our house and a visual inspection. He determined that only the west side of the house was dipping. We signed a transferable, with life-time warranty contract. Soon after their crew came and installed 4 piers on the NW corner of the house, and 4 piers in the SW corner under the foundation. Wwe had noticed brick separation on the outside of the bay window. They never honored their "Lifetime Warranty" and I doubt they'll honor "Transferable," because everything they say are only empty words. Buyer beware!!

Doug with the manufacturer came out and completed the repairs on June 9th, 2023. He worked on it…read morefor a couple of hours. We had some torrential rains and his work held up so 5/5 for his repair work. I'm upgrading the review, but can't in good faith give this storm shelter company more than 3 stars because the work was not initially completed correctly- should not have leaked... It was a headache. Also, the handle started corroding less than a year after it was installed. If you're looking for a storm shelter company, look for a company that does not source out their work or products to ensure quality control of what you're paying for.

If I coul d give these guys -1 star I would! We had our…read moreshelter a little over a year and the inside floor started to rust, badly. We are not in a low line area, water does not get into our garage. These are supposed to have rust proof powder coating, I doubt it. This could be attributed to the fact that they outsource the construction of these out to the prisons in Oklahoma. That being said, for 4 months I called them every other week, not wanting to be a pain, and was met with silence. Every time I called the persons answering the phone said they would pass the message onto the owner, never got a call back. One time I actually got through to the owner who must have answered the phone by mistake. He told me the I was on a maintenance list and he would call me back to schedule us for sometime the following week. He never called, he lied to me just to get me off the phone. 1. This company was a 5 weeks late from the time we first scheduled installation. 2. Does not honor their guarantee. 3.They do not address concerns or problems regarding their product. 4. They don't get back to you when they say they will 5. And, I was lied to. My advice would be, spend your $4400. 00 elsewhere!

We have been extremely unhappy with the quality of the trim paint, both inside and outside of our…read morehome. We moved in last January of 2025. The touch ups we were offered toward the end of our warranty period did little to address the root of the problem. It appears that much of the paint work was not properly prepared, as it should not be peeling in a brand new home. ADM Painting was sent out in December to complete the touch ups, but we have continued to experience new paint issues since then, including in areas that were already repaired. We now have multiple baseboards with exposed wood, as well as peeling on the island and back doors. I've included photos of some of the botched touch up jobs done and areas where the paint is now completely gone. We did not know when purchasing this home that we would not be able to do touch ups ourselves due to the kind of paint used. For context, we are very meticulous homeowners. We do not have children, we own a small 10 pound dog, and there is minimal traffic in these areas. Normal wear and tear is not a factor. If you are considering buying a home from McGregor, I would recommend having a conversation about their use of lacquer paint for trim. In our experience, they have not been able to achieve a durable or consistent finish. Everything from crown molding, baseboards, and cabinet doors are flaking and peeling. This should not be happening in a brand new build. Previously, we lived in a DR Horton home in Houston that cost significantly less, and the trim and paint were in better condition after eight years than what we are seeing in this home after a much shorter period.

We recently purchased a McGregor home in their Cottage Grove addition…read more So happy with the home as the build quality surpasses all of our previous homes in Dallas, TX. The attention to detail is amazing. Could not be happier with the home and the value it brings.