Armor Roofing

I want to give Armor Roofing a 5 star rating ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ they are a awesome team from the office staff to all the roofer's !! They were very professional & have a high quality of customer service. High quality of material used excellent warranties, impressive work ethics & job skills. I would be highly happy to recommend them anytime & call them again if needed !! They are the "BEST"

It went well but I spent $2600 for a couple hours of work for two guys. I thought based on the quote it was going to take much longer so I felt like I really overpaid. Quality of work and knowledge was great.

Great! They were the middle of the road price but the only company who met my 25 requirements: They included Liability insurance, Workman's comp Ins and had to be bonded and licensed. I have known companies who say thy have 'insurance" but they are talking about their own personal insurance. The job was done very well and in a good time frame. The roof is awesome, with a solar attic vent and now I have solar panels, so a good, sound job was what I wanted and what I got. I called them back to install the solar attic vent so my warranty would not be broken. I just called them again for a flat roof repair I need done on my patio. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS COMPANY!

Overall, very well. The final segment of gutter was completed 4 weeks after the completion of the roof. All of the Armor Roof team were easy to work with, offered solid information and were very interested in providing customer service. I definitely recommend this company.

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I was very impressed from the owner to the employees, very professional... They did a great job

On time as promised. Cleaned up all nails and debris. Covered the pool to prevent nails etc from getting in. Worked fast and non- intrusive. Highly recommend

They showed up in the middle of the week to strip the old shake roof off, That took them all day. then they left my roof open for a week and it would of been longer but there was rain in the forcast so they came out to put the shetting on to cover there butts, Cuase if it had rained there would of been a lot of damage to my home and it would of cost them a lot of money. So it was sheeted , Then three days later two guys showed up to start replaceing some dry rot that I had. that went on for three days. Then they finaly showed up to roof the house. That took three more days cause they didn't bring enough mateial to do the job. About half way through the job I got a cll from the contractor and he told me that he made a miistake and bid it to low and that he needed $1,200.00 to finish the job, I told him that we had a contract and that was all I was going to pay. Had they done the job like we talked about I might of paid that extra money, But because they jacked me around so long I decided not to pay it. They also don't replace any of the old vents, which I thought was part of the job, My miistake. They also don't pull any of the old nailes they puound them in and that makes it dangerous if you need to get up in the atic to do anything cause all of these nails are sticking through and do a great job on your head, Like pooking holes in it. Not very safe , Again my fault I guess I should of asked but this is my first roofing job so I didn't know any better. THe workmanship on the roof was fine it's just that they took a lot longer to complet it they we agreed on.

It didn't go, because he didn't bother to return and even measure and give me an estimate.

mor Roofing was hired to restore our tile roof. They did an excellent job and we were amazed at how thorough they were. We were pleased with the quality of the work, the price and the professionalism and friendliness of the owner, John Jewell. There were a couple of little areas that needed to be adjusted and Armor Roofing willingly came and fixed it. Our experience with Armor Roofing was a very positive one.

The estimate provided was comparable to other we recieved. We indicated that we'd be getting a new A/C unit on the roof at the same time, contractor said coordinating would be no problem. We had a hard time deciding which color to choose, after a subsequent estimator visit and a couple of phone calls, we received 2 addresses to go look at. We chose this contractor based on a friends experience with them and her referal, the fact they were "factory-certified" with the materials we wanted and the price was within $50 of others received. The existing shake roof was removed, 8 bags of insulation was blown into the area between ceiling and roof, sheathing was laid, several feet of plywood was replaced by in the eves, waterproofing applied (Tigers Paw), shingles laid and roofcaps installed. A sub-contractor installed the gutters. The workers did excellent work and were courteous and professional. Each day they cleaned the work area. All work was done within the timeline and there were no surprise costs. During the course of this project, I found a "Rebate for Troops" by the manufacturer of the roofing materials (GAF). It required us to complete a form and provide UPC codes, etc. however, the Roofing Contractor's Office staff completed the paperwork and sent it in for us. My only real problem with the project was with the Project Manager. Although a nice guy and I'm sure he knows his business, he did not communicate with me as to when workers would arrive/leave, what was to be done each day, proper coordination with the A/C contractor or when payment was expected. Luckily, the workers coordinated and completed tasks without much disruption. The Gutter subcontractor, C-Seamless, was exceptional...if I find them on your list, I will write a separate review for them. It would be nice if Armor could provide a list of addresses so potential customers can look at what the products look like on up on the roof...

Got an estimate and it was same as other companies I had recieved estimates from. The reason for choosing Armor Roofing was that they offered to do some little extras that included sweeping the moss off the other part of the roof , painting the older galvanized valleys and couple of other things But they did not do these extras, In my opinion don't offer to do the little extras to just get the job and if you offer extras you should follow through and do them. As Far as the roofing that was installed it looks good exccept I think the flashing over the fascia board does not sit flush on the front side looks unprofessional.In my opinion the reason the extras were not done was the comment was made that the job was under bid. as far as the time frame of job completion I told the estimator that we are from out of state working on a rental home and gave him a time when we were leaving I was promissed that the job would be done before we left. That did not happen the job was completed after we had left for home so we were not there to inspect the fished job had to have my son go by to see if it was done right, but he was not sure what to look for.I was not given a written estimate MY MISTAKE FOR NOT ASKING FOR ONE. So I have no recourse as far as the extras offered not being done. As far as the workers they were polite did a good job installing the roofing (except flashing) cleaning up and were good workers

They were really good and professional all the way. They were very courteous and all their employees were nice. I was happy with their service and their quality of work was excellent. They were very contentious about what I asked them to do and they did it. Their pricing was pretty fair compared to others. One of their guys came to check out what had to be done and then after that a crew came out and completed the job within twenty four hours. I would use them again in the future.

We called initially for a leak that we had over our garage. They sent out some guys within two hours, and they fixed the problem. The estimator included the cost of that repair in a later bid for the shake work. The other bids we received only wanted to put on asphalt and no one else mentioned the new state codes that were required for energy efficiency. So we also had insulation done which really has helped keep our house warm. We were happy with the crews and they cleaned up the work around the home really well. I really recommend them and have been happy with the results.

A few weeks later, after,1/20/10 a representative of Armor came out and gave me a bid. Awaiting cataract surgery, and not being able to read the first page of the bid, I thought it said $275, and I signed the bid thinking this was a good price. It was late evening and poor lighting, and I did not see that the contract was for $1275.00. This did include the $250.00 I"d already paid, so I honored the contract, and it was sometime in April or May before they came out to replace the "nosing" and finish the patch. In the meantime, on March 17, I'd had another roofing Co. come and provide me with another proposal to remove the portion of damaged roofing & replace it with the original roofing material, Their proposal was for $250.00 for the finish repairs, removing and replacing the damaged areas of the roof. Armor showed up about the same time and completed the work indicated on the contract I'd signed. I waited for the bill which finally arrived on June 5, 2010 and it also had an invoice for added interest covering the time from the work done and their first bill of 6/5/10, I wrote a check and mailed it on 6/6/10. On 6/15/10 they called to dunn me for the amount due saying that my account was past due. Hence my report rating them as a "D" for the experience, price and professionalism. Ward Stenson

Not so good, there was dry root on a piece of wood that we had pointed out to them that needed to be replaced. when they cut out the bad piece they did not check for wires...and cut my Cable to one of the bedrooms

General manager was very eager for my business. Said business was down considerably from the year before, and he needed to keep his crew together. Initially everything was fine- he came up with some good suggestions on how to ventilate my attic and was very helpful in that regard. His bid was about $1,000.00 cheaper than the other two estimates I got. Once work started, early on, he asked that I overlook the bid price so that he "wouldn't have to call me at work for permission every time he needed a box of nails." I foolishly agreed. He was also kind of put out about having a county building inspector approve the project, which I insisted on. The rain gutters were provided through a sub-contractor, and were ultimately installed several weeks past deadline. It was kind of sad because the installers, a Mexican family, were using their children to help out when they should have been in school. When I eventually got the bill, it was $1,400.00 over the estimate. I spoke to the general manager, who told me that a billing error had been made. He agreed to take $400.00 off the bill. Since I had agreed earlier to go over the estimate, I didn't think I had much of a court case so didn't fight it. It would have been tough anyway, because he used Mexican immigrant laborers, and there was no way of keeping track of their hours, etc. In the end, the overage put the price about the same as the competition. The carpentry wasn't very well done. There are gaps between facie boards and I discovered several nails driven only part way in. It looked someone blew a whistle at the end of the day and the carpenters just walked off before hammering in the nails. One of the clean up crew let my puppy (English bulldog $$$) out of its kennel. Luckily I found it within minutes, stuck under a fence in the back yard.

The general manager arrvied for his appointment early, assessed the situation and prepared his estimate on the spot. He was able to negoiate the deal and leave the house with a commitment from us. He provided all samples and information needed for my HOA approval in a timely manner. This company was able to work their schedule around 3 other projects we had going on and one emergency that arose during the process. All projects were finished timely and efficiently due to the fact this company was working with us. We really appreciated that. Their crew were efficient and cleaned up after themselves each time they were at the house. This was very important to us.