Pawcatuck Roofing Co

Great price, great materials used. Excellent job done. Definitely check them out.

A great job at the best price out of five estimates.

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hey showed up, two men in a pickup with no ladder - the leak was on a flat roof of a two storey building. They then claimed the warranty had run out - a claim which we contest. They quoted $400 to make a simple roof-tar repair. They were asked to make the repair right away but had not come back to affect the repair even a full week and a heavy rainstorm later. At that point we told them not to come back, period.

Pawcatuck Roofing did an excellent job, working with the Trustees to minimize impact to the church building and avoiding pre-school children during the installation. Vice president met with Trustees several times to answer questions and coordinate activities. The job entailed multiple peaked roofs and flat roofs. Roofing was coordinated to meet church needs. This large job was completed quickly in about two weeks. Pawcatuck Roofing was low bidder from three bidders and price was competitive. Roofers returned to site to make some minor corrections. Left extra shingles in the event of future roof damage. Roofer had done work for church previously. A very good job, done on time and for the agreed price. Would recommend for future large roofing projects.

They were very good! I would recommend them to my friends and family!

This is the letter I wrote and sent to Better Buisness Bureau.I hired Pawcatuck Roofing to strip and reroof in Spring of last year 2012.One month later it rained and I found water pouring down inside the house around my chimney damaging cieling and wall.I called thier office,spoke with secretary about problem and asked for Brent Holland (owner) to call me back. He called a few days later and said I probably needed more tar around chimney,which they did.About a month later it rained again, it was now slowly leaking inside around chimney and wall.I let Brent know what was happening,his explanation was I needed sealent on outside of chimney at a cost of 350.00.I said it never leaked before and that wasn't my problem.I asked him to remove shingles around chimney to see what was going on he said no.He offered to seal my chimney for free and add more tar.He did (3 coats of tar) . It rained again and it was still leaking down the chimney and wall.I called again and they said they were done with me and needed a licensed mason to look at my chimney because my chimney must need work.They insisted on a licensed mason,which I hired for $50.00 cash who inspected it and said the chimney was sound and not the cause of the leak.Storm Sandy is now approching. I hire Spring Valley Building Co. to look at roof. They found my old flashing was there but not used on the up side of the chimney, with the water and ice and shingles just butted up against the chimney.Spring Valley repaired the roof at a cost of $585.00 .( leak repaired) I called Pawcatuck Roofing let them know what the problem was asked for reinbursement for repair around the chimney and damages inside the house to ceiling and wall.they said they would pay for damages inside the house but not the repair of roof or $50.00 for the mason they insisted I get.Now they are telling me I was told I needed new flashing at the beginning of the Job and I didn't authorize it. I relied on Pawcutuck Roofings skill and knowlege to provide me with what I needed and it dosen't make sense that after spending $5,650.00 on a job that I would not want and inexpensive piece of flashing ($40.00) to finish the job properly.My experience with Pawcatuck Roofing has been troublesome and exhausting.Small Claims Court is next.4/15/2013

Pawcatuck Roofing responded to my request for an estimate within 24 hours. They came and gave an estimate the next day. They arrived to do the work on the day we arranged, on time and did the work. They did a beautiful job and cleaned up beautifully! They did the extra Tasks I asked for without complaint and were pleasant to have around. I highly recommend Pawcatuck Roofing and will use them again when I need the rest of the roof replaced. AND the roof held up without a problem during Hurricane Sandy, winds over 85 MPH.

A woman answers the phone and makes an appt for "someone" to come out. The really funny thing was that on the day the Home Depot Contractors came out to talk to us about the roofiing job, we all looked out the window and found the Pawcatuck guy jump out of his car in the middle of the road, finger measure (eyeball) the size of the roof, write something down and leave. He didn't bother to talk to us or find out that what we really needed was a demolition of the roof boards and a full replacement. The estimate came in at something ridiculous of $6,500 for ONLy the bottom line shingle without the bay window overhangs as expressed over the phone to them the day before. We thought OMG! why would we even use this company?! Home Depot came in at $5,800 for all boards and shingle without the overhangs... so what we did was go with Home Depot (see our submission) because of the first estimate without overhangs.

I WAS DISAPPOINTED WITH THE COMPANY'S WORK BASED ON THEIR REPUTATION. IT COULD HAVE JUST BEEN THE QUALITY OF PEOPLE THAT THEY USED. IT ALSO COULD HAVE BEEN THAT THE ROOF WASN'T DONE UNTIL JANUARY WHICH CAUSED AN UNPLEASANT EXPERIENCE.