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    Laid-Rite Roofing

    5.0 (7 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 4:00 pm

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    Heritage Roofing - The flashing and roof material that covered the hole in the plywood

    Heritage Roofing

    (29 reviews)

    The worst roofing contractor I could have hired. Had to reinstall my concrete tile roof twice,…read moreafter the initial job. I had to drag him through the ROC, which turned out to be no use b/c they don't know tile roofing. Final job is worse than the first. I cannot let him finish the job. Lynch and staff had no idea about the great Tile Roofing Institute installation manual that gives pictorial steps to doing the job. It is very explicit and it is required to be used by Eagle Roofing tile manufacturer. Here is a short list of specific failings. 1. The roof leaks beneath my front porch. Can't go in or out when raining 2. Blue tiles on one side of roof, instead of contracted red/brown tiles. 3. Exposed nailing boards, not covered with Solite weather blocker as required or wrapped by underlayment. 4. Mortar instead of the required flashing in many places, including top flashing on penetrations. 5. Crushed gutter corners around the home, leaving leaks. One down-comer is blocked and water shoots out the sides. 6. No flat tiles beneath the hip starters, as required by manufacturer instructions. Water leaks onto underlayment. 7. Holes in the wood sheathing after moving Roof vents to other locations. 8. The valleys are very unsightly, tiles run into each other, violating AZ ROC standards. No clean spacing between tiles. 9. Black tar on a wall. 10. At least three broken main tiles. 11. Many chipped tiles, some larger than a quarter 12. flashing too short up the sides of the chimney above tile. 13. Broken tile beneath the rooftop fan plate and others beneath the front porch overhangs. 14. 3-rib valley metal is missing 15. Did not raise tube skylight when installing tile roof. 16. Mashed up pipe flashing around the home, doesn't lay flat on roof. 17. Underlayment isn't peel and stick as required 18. improper or absence of flashing and tiling around electrical conduit penetrations 19. Exposed underlayment 20. Broken hip tiles, patched instead of replaced 21. Broke 3 natural stone pavers by throwing broken roof tiles on them.

    This review is not intended to reflect negatively on the roofers that did our repair, they were…read moregreat - but on Heritage themselves. At then end of the day, no matter how you stack it, Heritage charged me $3500 for what amounted to two people spending less than two hours on my roof. They really only needed to spend an hour, but I insisted they do some extra promised work. Heritage held their ground, demand that I adhere to the contract and pay what accounts to a labor rate of $750 per hour or so. Absurd. A good contractor would have concluded -- "Hey, we didn't need to do as much as we though, we can save you some money". I'm quite sure if they needed to do extra work, they would have charged me more. As far as I can tell, they are just behaving as over priced brokers -- better to reach out to the actual people doing the work. I wouldn't use them again, personally.

    Laid-Rite Roofing - roofing - Updated September 2026

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