Their crew came in and worked in such rhythm! I feel very confident in recommending this company…read morefor commercial or residential work! Very through and professional.

Excellent communication and work. Would highly recommend Walt's Paving for your paving needs.read more

Reliable Roofing did a great job on our three story (large!) home in Mishawaka in the summer of…read more2020. Communication with rep Ryan Martinez was great, and the onsite job supervisors were conscientious and thorough. Five years later, after a terrific storm passed through, I noticed a few tiles (maybe 4) had slipped down from the flashing on the third story roof. I called Reliable Roofing, spoke to Ryan, and he had a repair person come out the very same day, and that person fixed the slipped tiles quickly and efficiently. Even though the damage might have been caused by the storm, Reliable Roofing did the repair for free (the warranty doesn't cover storm damage). I have been so impressed by their customer service! Ben

Reliable Roofing and Construction Summary: With clear…read moreconscience, I can give my highest recommendation to Reliable Roofing. I searched for more than a year, interviewing at least 6 roofers, before I found one that was honest, and presented a technically accurate view of the job. That was Reliable Roofing. As a bonus, their quote was entirely reasonable for a quality installation with quality materials. First, their communications are terrific. Reliable employs a pivot person (Miranda) in the office who is easily reachable by phone, returns calls promptly, and can handle most anything. With most companies, you have to leave a voice mail on the cell phone of an overworked supervisor, running around the field, who never answers your call promptly. Not at Reliable. This communications emphasis runs through the whole operation down to the working roofers. They engaged with me fully, explaining everything they were doing, and offerd suggestions and options for, me to decide, that involved both the function and appearance of the roof and gutters. No job the size of a roof ever goes off without a hitch. The question is: what is your company prepared to do about it if there is an error. The President of the company, Abraham Gordillo, was no stranger to the worksite, and appeared regularly to inspect. They work to catch and correct any mistake on the spot, and any concern I had was rapidly and professionally taken care of. Just after the roof was complete, we had 7 inches of rainfall in two days, and I inspected every inch of the inside of the roof for leaks. I found three small drips, close to each other at the base of the chimney. The roofer who I had watched spend half a day obsessively flashing around the chimney, came out the next morning, and found that the leaks came from the top of the chimney itself and were not the fault of the roofing installation. Nevertheless, he then spent the rest of the morning fixing a problem that wasn't Reliable's responsibility so that, in the end, I had a completely dry attic. Which, of course, they knew was the ending I needed, and saved me hiring a chimney man. Part way through the job, I decided to change out the gutters and downspouts to larger sizes. I asked the lead roofer about it, and he got right on the phone with their gutter lead, described my job, and got a terrific quote on the spot. When the gutter men completed their job, they were short one small elbow and said they would send someone out the next day with it to finish up. The next day, the lead gutter man came by with the part, surveyed the whole job, and decided that two of the downspouts would have been more attractive in a different orientation. So, although they were completely functional, he took them down (2 stories), and rebuilt them in a more attractive way. You really do want an OCD (his words) gutter man on your job, who isn't afraid of work. The last thing I'll mention is overall quality of materials. I know a good deal about roofing. I had measured the thickness of the metal used by the other contractors and caught them in lies. Reliable Roofing doesn't even have coils in the lighter 29 ga. (does meet code), but starts at 26 ga., which I wanted. The same was true of the underlayment used between the new tar paper and the steel. Top quality, tough material. Here's what you want to know: I would hire them again in a minute! And they also do general construction work , in fact, so I may have the need to. And I'll sleep well at night doing it, because the roof is just as quiet as an asphalt shingle roof. -Neil Brunton Satisfied Customer

Leveled out our front sidewalk, it looks sooo much better!…read moreCan't help us with our other problem. But he was very helpful with the project and explained things and helped us to decide how to move forward! Highly recommend Ben!!!

We had contacted several masonry/brick repair businesses to help repair our large brick wall at the…read moreentrance of our subdivision. There had been repairs made to this wall 4-5 years ago, but it was deteriorating and the longer we waited, the more damage there would be. I contacted Lamar about giving us a quote and he came out later than day. He was one of the few people that called us back after reaching out to 5-6 different businesses. He always answered his phone and communicated throughout the entire process. I am happy with the work that was completed this spring, and hopefully, this will give us many more years before we have to spend this kind of money for repair.

Lamar worked hard and diligently to get my chimney repaired before winter hit. He was fair in…read morepricing and went above and beyond to make sure I was happy with his work.

S&M Roofing LLC. From start to finish Leo and his crew did a great job!…read moreHonest, efficient, professional & affordable! Very satisfied customer! They did a complete tear off and re-roof with asphalt shingles. Beautifully done! Would definitely recommend!

We had a crack in our foundation repaired and two window wells dug out for better drainage. The…read morecrew sent this morning was great! Tommy called before their scheduled time to make sure it was ok to arrive earlier than planned, him and the crew with him went above and beyond our expectations. Not only did he attempt to find covers for our wells at two different stores but he made sure he talked us through the work that they did today. Tommy's demeanor, positive, and professional attitude was noticed and appreciated! I did not speak with the other workers but they completed the work quickly and efficiently. It is the simple things like rolling up the electrical cord and pump for us that were in the window well for draining purposes, and they made sure the gate was closed. Across the board they did a fantastic job!

Forte solved my basement water issue when two other companies could not. They were very thorough,…read moreexplained everything and finished the work on time.

I had some old gutters that were poorly maintained that I wanted repaired or replaced. Cecilio came…read moreout and did a very thorough inspection of the eaves and gutters. He recommended some extra work that was necessary, but his quote for the work was very reasonable. He carefully explained each step, and the value of doing it. Cecilio kept me informed as work progressed, and made sure we were satisfied. I am very very pleased with the work. The house not only looks much much better, but I know that it is better protected from water damage now. Reliable, flexible, great work- I am planning to hire him again, and would recommend him to anyone needing roofing or gutter work done.

I contacted CK Superior Roofing to look at a recent gutter installation that I was concerned was…read morenot done well by a different contractor. Cecilio was great! He came out and walked me through what he could do to make the repairs and also added downspouts where they were needed. He spent time with me, beat his time estimate as to when he could do the work, and took all trash and debris with him when finished. I especially appreciated the follow up call a few weeks later to make sure I was happy with the work. I highly recommend!

We purchased our home in early spring 2020. We have a 9 acre wooded lot. Grove designed a new…read moresystem that would accommodate our desire to relocate the system from one side of the house to the other in order to reach higher ground away from our pond. The process included removal of part of our drive and numerous trees to make this move. Grove went above and beyond to add in removal of several trees that were not in their path since we planned on having them removed at a later time. The process took about 4 days. The prep alone was a big task. It definitely caused a lot of destruction to the yard, more than I anticipated. The owner and installers reassured me that my yard would look as good as new when completed. They indulged my curiosity daily with updates on the days goals and technical process. They worked hard to complete the project quickly. As promised they made elevation changes to my yard to resolve some drainage issues and prepped it so our landscaper had a good base. Now my yard looks better than before. We also hired them to remove and prep our entire drive a couple months later when we were ready to pour a new one.. I am 100% satisfied with our experience and have already recommended this company to my friends and family.

Prior to purchasing our new home, Grove installed a new septic. We put in an offer in November,…read moreseptic failed and the install was complete in February/March. It was part of our closing. We moved in, in march. Shortly thereafter, we noticed pooling of water. We had to buy a pump to remove the water from the side of the house after that pooling water flooded our lower level. Mind you we hadnt been in our home for 5 months at this point. We had nearlly $50K in damages and repairs that we had to cover. Our insurance company had a structural engineer come out and evaluate the situation. These were their findings - -The clay tile pipe that drained the basement floor was broken during the recent installation of the septic system. This broken pipe provided an avenue for surface water pooling in the backyard to enter the residence, which it did by seeping into the pipe and through the basement floor drain. Simultaneously, the broken pipe was obstructed on the creek side of the excavation, which prevented drainage of the water in the yard to Creek. -The topography of the backyard, which sloped toward the residence from the top of the berm, resulted in the concentration of surface water in the depression in the backyard. If the level of this pooled water reached a depth of more than a few inches, it would have spilled over the door threshold of the rear basement door and into the basement. During both recent rain/flooding events, the septic system has been overwhelmed by an incursion of surface water, causing it to malfunction. This conclusion is based on the following rationale: o The slow drainage of the washing machine and the gurgling toilet reported by owners are characteristic of a main sewer line that is full of water. o Given that the septic system has been recently installed, it is not full of sludge. The line from the house to the septic is approximately 10 feet long and there are no nearby trees, so the pipes are not obstructed by roots. o The intermittent nature of the issue suggests it is not due to an isolated blockage. o The correlation of these events with rain events indicates that surface water pooled in the depressed area of the backyard (which is above the septic dosing tank) seeps through the lids of the septic and/or dosing tank. o This seepage is filling the system with a volume of water that overwhelms the ejector pump and leachate field for a period of time, resulting in a temporary backup of the residence's main sewer line. Once the surface water has drained, the backup of the sewer line resolves. We also had to fork out $900 to have a new septic company come out and rehang the float in the pump as it fell off. He also had to raise the electrical box out of the ground. It was full of mud and water. Our alarm was going off due to the shotty work that had been done so we had to get it fixed. We had to file a claim with our insurance company as well as our flood insurance company. We have a $5K deductible...We havent even been in this house a year and it is already ruined due to Grove not taking care of a drain pipe they broke/didnt fix and the fact that they didnt fill in our dry well. Mind you, our toddler could of fell into this hole or one of us could of broke an ankle or leg because the well wasnt collapsed. We also have a sink hole in our back yard as well. Save yourself the trouble and go with someone else. The owner wont even speak to me and when I sent a complaint to the attorney general and the BBB he text my husband that he was going to sue us for slander. Weve asked the owner to reimburse us for the bill from the other septic company to fix the issue, to collapse the well, fix the pipe they broke and to reimburse us for our deductible w the flood insurance company. Crickets....This company does not stand by their product, doesnt care about families and is only out for a dollar. Thats clear by the structural engineers report....