As a restoration project manager I have used JLand Contracting for all my roofing needs. Daniel is…read morevery honest and extremely knowledgeable. The entire team is very professional with a great work ethic. Jobs are completed on time and job sites are cleaned. This is definitely my go to company for any roofing needs. Bob M

Danny and his team came to my house and shared with me that there was storm damage on my roof, I…read morehad not been aware of the damages but we put in a claim and got full coverage to replace the roof and even got coverage for interior damages. I am so shocked and thankful and happy and recommend to anyone to give them a call. Thank you Danny!!

Get a quote from Dogwood! Salesman Adam Pelletier came to my house... and was SO READY to help with…read moremy project, which was for gutter replacement. He came and said, "I already checked the satellite maps, and I can give you a price for four (4) gutter replacement systems." Within five (5) minutes, he handed me examples of three (3) of the systems they used and a folder with all the details I needed to make my decisions. Going forward, with all of my home improvement projects, I will use Dogwood for one of my quotes I receive. This guy knows his stuff... and he really makes customers feel like the boss!

My husband and I want to share with the neighborhood, our experience with a contractor that…read morefrequently solicits work in Stevenson. In fact, when we first hired him, it was from a neighbor referral. Unfortunately, we have not had the same positive experience and, instead, would like to share a warning. Grab a glass of wine, it's a long one.  We hired Badger Contracting to replace a roof on our 1958 Gordon Sugar home in 2018. It was a warranty claim and the owner, Barry Flacks, was initially friendly and responsive, and clearly understood the insurance game. The crew he hired, however, turned out to be unfamiliar with flat roof construction and, on first attempt, failed to retain the MCM aesthetic. Despite a street of identical houses they could have used as a reference, it was starting to look like an 90's builder special (and with a moat of rusted nails yeeted into the grass). Throughout the project, they were tearing out and re-installing elements. By the time the roof replacement was "complete," there were half a dozen patches already in place on our brand-new roof. We were not impressed, but he was paid in full--as it was an insurance claim, there wasn't much we could do.  We called Barry back a few months later when the ceiling in the living room started leaking. And then a few more months later for the same. Then they came back when there were mushrooms growing in the master bedroom closet. Another time, they had to come back to switch a downspout that was mistakenly installed upside-down and catching debris. This was around the time he told us that he never used that crew again. Badger returned frequently--well beyond our 5-year labor warranty which we asked to be extended on good faith. It was clear his profit margin on our roof was shrinking, and it showed in the way we were treated. None of these return trips were prompt, communicative, or friendly. We would come home to men on the roof without even a return phone call, and then no update on work performed. Over and over again.  We were never out to ruin anyone's livelihood. We know Barry has a working relationship in the community and we've wanted to believe that our experience was a one-off due to a poor crew and, other than not passing on Badger's contact info, we kept our experience to ourselves. Our most recent experience with Barry, however, has convinced us that we need to share the continuation of this story. Our 8yo roof failed inspection when we went to sell. Badger came out and performed a repair on soft spots identified by his crew (but we discovered not everything on the inspection report). Then Barry lied to us about the work performed when he insisted that the roof wasn't regraded and that the soft spots were caused by a clogged drain, "maybe a mouse."  But we were on the roof with the roofer. We spoke with him about the work and the crew leader pointed out the low spot, the pooling, and acknowledged it being the cause of the rot--not the drain, which was adjacent. We took a dozen photos as he re-sloped that area. The roof in that area wasn't sloped correctly to begin with. Second and third inspections were performed by certified roofing contractors. They both identified the same additional repairs that needed to be made and submitted their own quotes for repairs. Understandably, after Badger failed to catch (or repair) what their peers had noted, our buyers did not want Badger to return. When we presented those two estimates to Barry and asked that he cover the cost of the lower estimate, he delayed correspondence through the weeks leading up to settlement--not responding until well after we closed. We covered the expenses of the repairs at closing because an 8yo roof should be sound and it was the right thing to do. Again, we asked for reimbursement. Five weeks later, Barry reached out to say that he will not be reimbursing us because 1) he doesn't agree with the three inspections noting the same areas of concern; 2) he feels his crew should have been permitted additional opportunities to address repairs; and 3) it was on us as the seller to negotiate the cost of his failing roof into our sale price. ​​​​​​​So here we are. Dropping reviews across the internet and hoping to avoid small claims court, but certainly not opposed to traveling down that road.

Communication is not good. Lag in scheduling. Not due to material delay but because of lack of…read morecommunication among staff.. Workers attempted to take shortcuts. If I was not home to witness what staff was doing, they would have installed new siding over unsatisfactory, unusable Tyvex material. Salesman unprofessional. I would not use Badger again and would not recommend to others.

Bill's company provided me with a high quality roof replacement at a fair price. In a time when…read morecompanies have become large, obsessed with market share and impersonal in their interactions, Bill communicated clearly while skipping the irritating, upselling tactics used by other roofers. His team worked very hard plus did a thorough job with the clean up. In addition, he made sure to review over all the completed work with me before leaving the premises.

Best estimate and no added fees, quick to start and finish, pleasant and professional workers,…read moregreat looking roof, excellent clean up, helped with warranty paperwork, outstanding communication.

Honest and outstanding work and service! Highly recommend!!…read moreLocal Linthicum, family owned!!

i had my three sliding door replaced and a set of stairs installed off the second floor deck…read more everyone was extremely accommodating and respectful even when i wanted some things changed. Costs were very reasonable and the results outstanding.

I had 2 new Provia sliding glass doors installed with blinds between the glass. Flawless…read moreinstallation. Quality and value of doors is excellent. Workers were efficient, fast and friendly.

I just had Ryan, owner/operator of Fidelity Chimney, service my gas fireplace. He and his assistant…read morewere professional, friendly, and seemed to really know their stuff. I am very pleased with their work and felt comfortable having them in my home. I highly recommend Fidelity and will definitely consider them for future projects.

We found Eclipse Remodeling here on Angi's list, along with several other roofing and remodeling…read morecompanies - we contact ALL of them as well as a few others. From our first meeting with Andrew, we felt very comfortable and confident that Eclipse Remodeling was the right choice. Andrew was extremely knowledgeable, anwsered every questions and walked us through the contract, the process and timelines of the project. If I emailed a question, Andrew called me immediately - he made recommendation that were cost savings and recommendations that improved the look of our home.The project went very smoothly, the crew arrived when expected and ensured that the work areas were clean and clear from debris. Our crew included an on-site construction manager, Terry, who answered questions during the project and ensured the on-time completion of the project. Overall it was an excellent experience working with Eclipse Remodeling and we plan to have them help with additional projects in the future.

You'd think that after being sold a sinking house with lead paint, asbestos, termites and so much…read moremore, even a sinkhole under our kitchen that is being held up by a carjack, that I would learn not to trust people so easily, but I haven't. So when I got that knock at the door and common roofer script "We working on a house down the street and I see you needs a new roof." I should have done my usual immediately turn them away but I decided to listen. He said he'd have his guys come by and give me an estimate that's good for a year. I thought that would be good beuse within that year, we're going to decide if we're going to stay or go. When the guys showed up for the appointment, I told them of the existing roof problems and our history with the house. I explained that I know that we needed a new roof but thought that it was going to cost upwards of $40k for 2100sqft. They agreed that larger companies would charge almost that and showed me numbers they had made up. They said that because we do so much with the community as The Goat House Farm and already been taken advantage of so badly, that they wanted to help us and spoke to their CEO. He then said they would be doing our roof basically at cost for $19k (plus later an additional $1,600. to replace some decking). I thought that was great, now I know otherwise. The first roof color we chose was not available, so we chose a second one. We were given a call days later, saying that color was not available. I said, I don't want the roof if I can't get that color( I was already becoming suspicious of the price.). I get a call a couple of days later from the CEO (who I may have already spoke to in the last call) he said, he knows it's a deal breaker, but they have another color that is close to the black that we wanted. I said, just do it, just make it black. I was frustrated because I felt they were doing me a favor and I had to settle because I was getting such a great deal. They also told me that the 2x12ft flat section of my roof that has a current leak is not part of the roof replacement because that would take different material. I again thought they were doing us a favor and that we could just do that section ourselfs, because we was saving so much money. 3 days before installation, I called and questioned the price because I had been given much lower prices quotes online. But I was reassured, they were losing money on our job. Installation day comes they start at 8am and by 730pm they were rushing the job to finish against the light. They finished the roof and did the cleanup in the dark. I had to ask them to remove shingles, hanging off a power line. The next day I found my gate broken off of its hinges. It appeared something had been thrown on it, roof. I called the representative. He came out and tried to fix it himself. It was not in the same working condition as it was before installation, so I asked for a professional to fix it. The CEO contacted me again and tried to make me feel like I was unappreciative of the work that his representative did. When the fact is, I just wanted it done right. As I said to him, I have been compromising from the beginning for you to do the work because "you're doing us a favor."(they were not) Ultimately, I got him to send a contractor out and properly fix the gate. So for $21k we got a partial roof replacement with asphalt shingle(cost of shingles is under $4k) in a color we didn't want, still leaks, our gate broken and nails in he yard. Removing the high end estimate of $4k for Landmark architectural asphalt shingles they might have paid. (They told me they were bundling our house with others so that they could get a better price on the material and was later told they lost a $175 on our shingles.) we paid $17k, which is more than any person, website or app has quoted us and we were told we were given a deal. Neighbors on the Parkville facebook community page have literally laughed at what we paid and for good reason. It is very important to shop around and not believe a salesman. We no longer believe their work is even trustworthy. From the ground I can see some oddities and I'm terrible at flying our drone, so now I'm looking for a third party roofer to inspect the work done.