I'd like to recommend Quaglino Roofing for any of your roofing needs. A group of us in the Architectural Engineering program at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo set out to build a pavilion on Cal Poly's campus for our senior project. We reached out to Dave Sutcliffe at Quaglino for roof membrane selection advice. Quaglino Roofing generously offered to donate material and helped us with roofing labor for the PVC membrane for our project. He and Evan Kimble produced exactly what we needed, and were very kind and supportive when we met them. They are community servants who seem committed to doing a good job and helping others out, even if it is a student project. read more

I am an out-of-town owner of a property my daughter lives in while attending Cal-Poly. I noticed there were major leaks in the roof while we were buying the home in the Spring of 2014, but I put off fixing it while I dealt with all the other improvements the house and foundation needed. When I realized rains were forecast for late November, I remembered my leaky roof and searched Yelp for a local roofer. I left a message with Quaglino's, despite their underwhelming rating on Yelp. Josh called back almost immediately and told me they were super-busy, but he would try to squeeze my project in, and he did. He called me several times later that day during the repair process, keeping me informed and letting me make decisions on how I wanted things done. He was on the roof while describing what he saw, and offered suggestions on the best way his team could fix and improve things. I agreed and a few hours later the whole project was complete. Later that week, the town was deluged with heavy rains, yet we had no leaks in the house. Hooray! I give them 5-stars for four reasons: great communications, quick response, solid workmanship and reasonable prices. read more

Spoke with a nice lady ask for a quote. Somebody will call you. No calls for two days so I called back left a message. No call back. I wanted a second quote so I called back for third time and spoke with the same lady. "I'm sorry I will have somebody call you back. NEVER Happened. HAhaha Anyway you look at it this it speaks poorly for....Amy company. read more

This is the highest-priced roofer on the Central Coast. They are supposed to be the best. I know nothing about roofs; I just knew we needed one. Given their high cost and the fact that they are licensed contractors, I would've preferred, not just smack-dab a roof, but some advice on what would need to be done before a new roof could be successfully installed on an old house. I guess they thought it wouldn't matter because we are senior citizens who would not live long enough to reap the benefits of contractors doing the right thing. How was I supposed to know that we should have fixed our siding BEFORE getting a new roof? Was I supposed to climb up and inspect to make sure they installed new sheet metal at the junctures, as was in their contract? (They didn't, and a general contractor friend inspected and found this out, so Quaglino grudgingly came out, tore away a bunch of siding and installed the promised new sheet metal. They installed white roofing over a flatter part of our roof, while the rest of the roof was brown. They said they happened to have it, so they needed to use it. Finally, they came out and put in brown. We have an upstairs deck, and we removed the slatted deck floor so they could roof under it. I guess they forgot how to used a level because one edge of that roof got a big puddle on it the first time we had wet fog. After the first rain, all three of our skylights leaked around the edges, and that was apparently our fault for having skylights. Grudgingly, they came out and repaired that. I could probably think of more reasons why I can't recommend this company, but I'll stop here. If you need roofing done, don't waste your money on Quaglino. read more

The roofer doing our SLO house. They were super nice and flexible and totally worked with our ridiculosly tight schedule! Plus they gave us samples to take home and had candy in their office. read more

Jim Quaglino took the time to contact and meet with the roofing supplier to determine the best solution to repair a 10 year old flat roof on our 30,000 square foot medical office building. We were able to extend the life of the roof significantly without replacing the roof, saving at least $50,000 in repair costs. The work was done on time and we were kept well informed throughout the process. Not one tenant complained during their full week of work. I highly recommend Quaglino's Roofing. Jim H. read more

They were the only company out of 5 that I called who would put me on their list for an estimate. It took quite awhile for them to come out, but they told me it would be during my first phone call. Our repair was very quick and their employees were professional every step of the way. read more

I think the roof turned out ok but now the gutters have to be redone. Roofers leaned their laddres against many sections of gutter and they are all bent. Quaglino said too bad. Ugh. read more

Discovered a crack in our skylight just as the rainy season arrived. Called several roofers after talking to a glass company and being told that the roof itself would have to be disturbed to replace the skylight. Quaglino was the only one of five roofing companies who actually answered the phone. No one else bothered to return my call after leaving messages for all of them. For this, they get two stars. The reason they only get two stars is because of what's (not) happened since they picked up that phone. A very pleasant lady told me they were booked out for eight weeks, just to have someone come out for an estimate. This is without even taking my address. While this seemed excessive, I'm in no hurry since I have the skylight covered and the situation is under control. I said no problem, put me on the schedule. She says the person who will do the estimate will contact me directly.....in about eight weeks. That seemed quite unlikely, I know how these things work, the whiney people who behave as if the sky is falling and continually harass the office staff will get someone out quickly, probably pay more for the quick response, while the rest of us wait patiently. It's been nearly three months now. I've resigned myself to simply wait until summer when everyone is slow and I can get a few competitive bids. Quite disappointing, to say the least. They could have told me a month for someone to write an estimate and I would have understood. All they had to do is put it on the schedule. I expected better from a company who's been around for a long time. read more