Ronald Zubasic Home Improvements

Description of Work: Installed vents on roof

Description of Work: Porch conversion

Description of Work: Minor roof leak, vent issue, overall roof maintenance.

Description of Work: Removed drywall and supposedly sealed roof

Description of Work: inspecting my roof and fixing the leak between the chimney and the roof on March 21, 2011

Description of Work: Put off bringing contract, never did get one. Put all our belongings outside on patio saying they would be covered with a tarp and we questioned several times and NEVER a tarp was put on because of this some of our belongings were ruined.Promised it would take 2 weeks , it took 7.Was told he could build anything better than we could buy. He did not build anything and what he did put in was inferior. Paid for a storm door and had to wait an additional 2 months to get it. We found that he tells you one thing and does another. They messed up our plumbing.Honestly, we would not recommend him to anyone.

Description of Work: He was coming out to look at the previous mess up from another contractor witha water leak.

Description of Work: I had a leak due to faulty installation of a rolled rubber roof. The flashing was poorly installed and the roofing material wasn't secured alson the edge of the roof.

Description of Work: Mr. Zubasic and company did a tremendous job installing a roof, gutters, downspouts and gutter guards. Their work ethic is impeccable. They pay strict attention to detail, use first class materials, and clean your entire property everyday they are there. They explain everything in detail, including your warranty and what they did. Their ability to communicate with the customer, friendship and accountability are traits that separate them from the rest. You can't go wrong by using Zubasic Home Improvements.

Description of Work: I was putting in ceiling fans and doing electrical in my attic when I noticed water spots around the roofing nails where they were coming in through the wood sheathing. Sure enough, after an inspection of my roof, the shingles were missing a good amount of granules and were not in good condition. With winter fast approaching, I did not want to risk melting snow potentially causing more damage to the wood (plus more $$$) for the next 3 months. I spoke with my father and he recommended Ronald Zubasic. He had his roof done a few years earlier and even recommended it to my Uncle whom had his roof done by Ronald as well. He said that Ronald was the cheapest and did a good job. I called Ronald and he came out the same day to give me an estimate of work. He gave me two quotes, one with the standard Owens Corning Oakridge shingles and one with the more expensive Duration line. As of Jan 2011, Owens Corning made all of their shingles limited lifetime warranty, so I was happy to know that even in my old age, if there was a defect, I could at least get some money back. He also offers a 10 year warranty on labor. We originally tentatively scheduled for a Friday, but with weather Ronald was delayed as he had another job he had to finish before mine. I, however, did not know this and scheduled off work so I could oversee things when the project first started. I tried calling on Friday thinking that we were still on only to get a call back that afternoon that he would start the following Monday. I was a little annoyed that he was hard to reach and I took off work for nothing, but it could have been my fault as well. Of course you can’t put on a roof if it rains, but a call would have been nice. Ronald was set to start on Monday and I decided to take that day off so again, I could oversee the start of the project. I called Sunday asking for confirmation, however, could not reach him. The last thing I wanted to do was to take off work again and him not show up. So I took off anyway and got a call 6:30 AM Monday that he was set to come out. Again, he did mention he would start Monday, but a confirmation to make me feel confident in calling off work would have been nice. He arrived Monday and mentioned that my gutter seams on the downspouts are broken and we ended up getting all new gutters and downspouts as well for roughly a 1250 sq house for $6,400. He also included a ridge vent which was nice because our house didn’t have one. He had a crew of about 4-5 guys and they worked fast. He got about half done (the daylight was short and rain was pending) and finished up a few days later when the rain cleared. I inspected the roof and cannot complain. His crew cleaned up well, less a cigarette butt or two and a potentially accident waiting to happen screw in the driveway. I walked the roof and it looks like it will hold for the winter. The gutters are way better than my old ones with the hammer in spikes. He was the only quote I got as most roofers wait until spring so I cannot comment on price, though I know through my own family that they are price and value conscious so I trust that it was fair.