Pinnacle replaced my dad's roof. We're very happy with the work, reasonable price, and the company…read moreoverall.

transparency and communication is lacking. The work was completed, took much longer than…read morediscussed. Because of the communication issues I would hesitate to recommend.

I have worked with this family owned business for years, and am always impressed! They do a…read moretop-notch job, are super friendly, and leave our place as clean as possible. Everyone that has stopped by has commented on what a great job Next Level Roofers has done for us! I highly recommend them for your roofing needs, they sure did me right!

I just had another job completed by NLR - if you want a reliable, courteous, cordial and…read moreexperienced team, give Next Level roofers a try. We got here from California in 2017 and they've been our roofing company helping with our rental properties the entire time, eight years of great work.

I cannot give Premium Roofing a more glowing review! Our roof was done 2 weeks ago and so far so…read moregood! I don't expect any problems though! I would like to mention Kenny, Fernando and Erwin. They all have gone above and beyond to make sure we were in the loop on everything. In fact, I just got a call from Fernando checking to make sure all is OK with us and the new roof. Their roofing crew are amazing! They are very quick and picked up after they were done. This whole process was stress free! I recommend them very highly!

I was fortunate to meet Austin Dupree, the Rep for HC Roofing & Construction. Austin inspected my…read moreroof, & everything associated with it, to determine we needed a roof replacement. Whenever I texted or called, Austin immediately responded and walked me through the process and he met my insurance adjuster to do a second inspection with him.Through no fault of his, we weren't able to complete the replacement. But, if anyone is considering a new roof, I would highly recommend Austin Dupree to be your Service Rep. you won't be disappointed! He can be reached by phone or text at 407-625-1093.

I spent a few months trying to figure out a real problem. A residence with a flat roof Now, we're…read morenot talking just a little grade, so it'll eventually drain. We're talking dead flat here. It puddles for days. That makes me nervous, to say the least, and when the roof started to leak a little over the garage, I looked into building in a little slope, using a foam block process to do same (pricey!), redoing the roof conventionally, doing a rubber membrane roof as if it were a commercial property, or sealing it with a product like silicone, or foam, to make it a monolithic structure. After a lot of research on the net, and calling a couple of manufacturers, I went with silicone: this way, I don't have to worry about the roof for another 10-20 years. Sky Light Roofing is the company in our area that has done the additional training to apply this product- and I went with them. (Although he does conventional roofs too). It's a pressure washing/cleaning, priming, and applying process that takes care do make sure it's done exactly right. When the process was done, Juan had kept my renter totally satisfied, cleaned up every day, was knowledgeable, polite, and honored the date he said he'd show up(rain prevents them from applying this, so we had only one delay). His company is simply top notch. I give out few five stars, but, honestly, unless he did this roof for free, I can't think of any way he could improve!

I would highly recommend Skylight Roofing. From the moment we inquired about getting a quote and…read morethey were very responsive. Their communication is a 10 out of 10. They kept me up-to-date every step of the way regarding quotes, HOA approval, permits,. They sent drone photos during the roofing process and the property after clean was done. I found their quote to be extremely competitive and a good value. Everyone I communicated with from sales through accounting was extremely professional and friendly. You won't get a better experience anywhere.

Salesperson was a five. Workmanship was not good. Even when they came back to fix things I had to…read morestop their poor work and call their boss. As I paint , we continue to notice errors. Nailed thru everything wildly. Not pleased. Cant recommend- this was a 12x 20 shed. Imagine if it was your home. Workers need to be trained before being unleashed or this companies rep will drop.

Called Gravity this morning based off their 5-star rating. Some door knocking company came by…read moreyesterday and said my roof was in bad shape and needed to be replaced like pronto. You're not gonna have surgery without a 2nd opinion, so don't let someone work on your house without one either. The gentleman, Steve, on the phone was personable and pleasant. Told me they could have Hunter out this morning. Same day service .... Impressive!!! I had told Steve the story they had told me about hail storm in June 2024, Hunter took the time before coming to do his homework to let me know it was actually July. He went up and I could hear him moving about the roof, he even brought down a remnant of a previous solar pool heater that was left up there when I had full solar put in. He let me know what I already knew, my roof is fine, has some years left in it and the door knocking company was blowin smoke for an insurance payday (my words not Hunter's). Hunter was an absolute joy to have around, my dog loved him, he's funny, has an awesome personality, is personable and direct about what he sees up there. Even told me he'd bring down pictures if he did see anything. The door knocker didn't show me squat. Gravity has thoroughly earned their 5-Star rating. Looking for someone to trust with your home, this is who you call!!!!!

What a nightmare!…read more Century roofing replaced our roof after hurricane Milton, and destroyed our home due to their poor workmanship and complete lack of accountability to repair properly. Our roof was "completed" on January 4, 2025 and immediately started collecting pools of water under the roofing material. We contracted for a modified bitumen flat roof replacement with a hard 3/8" silicone protective coating. That style roof is tightly bonded to the underlying hard material. What they installed, without our knowledge nor consent, was a loose plastic sheeting that was poorly attached at the edges with a thin 3/4" flashing and sealed with acrylic caulking. none of that would have passed a building inspection. Did I mention that they never pulled a permit, as required by law? Well the acrylic caulking melted away on the first warm day (which is almost any day in Florida). Water constantly built up under the cheap plastic roofing material and we could feel waves whenever we walked on it. The expensive silicone coating that was to harden more than concrete within six months, never bonded and crumbled like sand to the touch. Our home interior became unusable for months due to ceiling collapse, water damage and mold. it smelled horrible for months. We reported the problem immediately, and often until October, when we realized that they would never repair it. They had sent people to randomly caulk areas to "fix" the leak, even though it was apparent that the entire seal was faulty and that the materials under the cheap plastic were full of water and mold. One time, the home office sent a crew to replace one piece of underpayment, which they did while completely ignoring that all of the surrounding wood and materials b egg low the plastic were very wet and moldy. The owner himself even came out and declared the roof to be dry and properly installed. we have videos from before and after his visit showing puddles of water below the cheap plastic material. We never once went onto our roof from January until October without feeling those puddles under our feet. Iur flat roof is actually our terrace that we use regular. it was clear that their repairs were never going to fix the problem and our home would remain unusable until we hired someone to replace their work in the flat roof. Both areas of flat roof needed to be completely removed and started from scratch. So we had to pay another roofer to do that. A few days after the owner of Century declared the roof good, the new roofer pulled it up and found 80% of the wood was rotten due to water damage and mold. None of the industry standard methods of sealing the roof had been performed. Just short cut after short cut. We also had to pay another contractor to remediate the water damage and mold throughout the interior of the house that all came from the century roofing installation. We had just redone the interior earlier in the year after hurricane Milton, so everything was good before the horrible roof from century destroyed it. I wish that I could say something positive about Century Roofing, but I had to pay to replace my roof twice plus several thousand dollars more to remediate the damage caused by their poor workmanship and defective construction.

I feel extremely fortunate that I chose Century Roofing Specialists for my roofing project. Mike…read moreand Anthony came to my home in Cocoa Florida and went above and beyond my expectations. They did excellent work and even fixed issues that were unknown to me, that had not been discussed, at no additional charge. Thank you so much for a great job. Tony Z

Thank you Brian and Wayne for our new roof. We live in a 32 year old manufactured home. Our…read more"Elite Roofing System" was leaking and needed replacement. We had a few roofers come out and look at the project. 3 of the 4 never followed up. 1 came back with a ridiculous bid. I really appreciate the time Brian took and the many visits he made prior to biding to make sure he was offering us the best option for our roof. When the day came to start the replacement, Wayne was on site. Explaining the process and answering our questions. The roofers were so clean and professional. These guys worked their butts off. Since the install we've had some great Florida rains and not a drop of water to be found. It is truly my pleasure to highly recommend TC Metal Roofing.

DO NOT USE AS A HOUSE BUILDER. Poor in fit and finish for my custom built house. I can't comment…read morethe roof installation or repair service. If you were unfortunate to have already hired them as a builder, DO NOT PAY THE FINAL DRAW UNTIL THEY REPAIR ALL ITEMS ON YOUR PUNCH LIST. This was my first construction loan and the builder told me it was normal to pay the final draw and all items on my punch list would be repaired. Once you pay them, you will be put on the backburner and they will concentrate on making their next dollar rather than taking care of a customer that fully paid them for a house. My construction contract states the builder is obligated to repair all the items on my punch list. But they choose what they want to repair rather than all the problems on my punch list. Examples of all the problems with pictures below. Many cosmetic issues with wall finish, door frames, window sills. Both double doors to the back patio are not sealed. I can see sunlight coming through the top and bottom of the doors. Both left hand back French doors do not have holes on the transition to lock the door down. Office window caulking contracted and needs recaulking. Crown molding in following rooms contracted and needs caulking. There are no quarter rounds or other rectangle trim to hide the unlevel floor so all the baseboards need to be caulked with white caulking. They are currently caulked with clear caulking. Many door frames are not square. Many doors are not plumb and open or close by themselves. All baseboards in the house have gaps below them due to unlevel floor. Gas lines to the rangetop, dryer and on the back porch need to be sealed off at the wall. Bugs are entering here. Missing doorstops all over the house. All the interior door strikers need to be replaced with longer strikers to prevent damage to the wood door frame. The metal door latch is hitting the wood frame before it hits the short striker plates. Especially the eggericious craftsmanship on the door to the garage. Metal on wood... metal wins. Baseboard needs to be completed on the side and behind the refrigerator opening. Front door handle is loose and not flush at the bottom. Range hood: Not completely installed. Missing top crown to cover ductwork. Work I was billed and paid for but not done. Cabinets: After soft close hinges were installed, some cabinet doors will not close all the way without manually pushing in by hand. Three cabinet areas missing trim. Pointed out by the last cabinet installer. I called the cabinet company (TrueWood in Longwood, FL) and they said the cabinet install was not complete and it should have been trimmed out completely. Last cabinet contractor said he would tell TC Metal to order one missing shelf. Spice cabinet rack rubs the wood on one side. Cabinet company said it needs to be adjusted so it does not rub.