I had the same experience as Tom M. below. They came and gave me an estimate for the work to be…read moredone in 2019. Their guy Luis completely ignored my calls until they finally responded that they couldn't do the job and had to reschedule to 2020. I contacted him again and tried to get a hold of him for a month to get on the schedule which he ignored and then at the end got a call from him that he "didn't want to work my job since I contacted his manager, George, to get a hold of him!!! Very unprofessional group and I would definitely warn you all not to deal with these folks.

I had TCC install a new roof. The original estimate of six weeks to completion ran into months…read more They overcharged me on the final bill, and while we were in the midst of negotiation of the final payment, they threatened to put a lien on the property. They did not deal in good faith. There were many days that they had only two men working, when they had promised crews of 5 or 6 men. When I raised this issue with the owner, he just threatened to pull all of his men off the job. Very unreasonable. They also padded their bill with work that was never discussed. Use them with caution.

Edwin came by promptly and inspected our roof and said we had a legitimate insurance claim. Then he…read morereturned and met with our insurance adjuster. We submitted the claim and it was approved. Edwin's crew came by about a week or so later and installed our new roof, vents, and a downspout. The roof was inspected by code enforcement, and he said, "They did a great job." We concur! Edwin was very professional throughout the entire process. We for sure chose the right company in Foothills Roofing and Exteriors to replace our roof. We would definitely use them again if the need arises.

"I'm starting out with a maybe recommendation at this point because Isaac came out and we talked…read moreabout options and limitations due to my roof style. He was nice enough to wait around while I had to quickly pick up my kid from the bus stop. I was a bit bummed that his heat tape required 240v. I'd expect to have more options so I could use my two free 20a 120v circuits but it's only a minor thing and I'm sure there's a good reason he uses what he does. I'll revise my review once I get the promised quote a few days from now and see if it represents what we discussed, is cost-competitive based upon similar materials and labor, and he follows-through with a timely, quality install and cleans up the job site after he's done. To be continued...