G&S Home Remodeling LLC

I purchased a roof from G&S approximately 7 years ago. It came with a 30+ warranty on the shingles. Over the past few years, I have had a leak or two which they have always come out and repaired with no cost to me. About a month ago, I called them because I not only had a leak, but we had detected a softening in the boards under an area of our roof over the garage. Again, G&S came out. They went up and examined the roof in that area, determined that there had been a leak there for a little while and had gone undetected till the garage started to leak. They replaced all of the plywood in that area and all of the shingles. They were here for about half a day working. After cleaning up, they left a note that they hoped everything was now OK, and if not to give them a call. All of this at no cost to me. I just wanted the Angie's list community to know that there is a roofing company out there that stands behind their warranties and work. it is rare these days and a real blessing when you find a company like this.

David Steel of G&S Home Remodeling and builder/contractor for Ben McCormick Homes built a new home on undeveloped property next our property. Since the new build, water from that property now FLOODS our property like a river every time it rains washing away landscaping, displacing landscape timbers, mulch, plantings, washing cubic yards of sand and dirt from the builds landscaping onto our grass, causing ponds of standing water and potential deterioration to our fence. This concern has been addressed with the builder on multiple occasions from the beginning of construction, until he sold the property, and even now. Mr. Steel assured us that he would correct the drainage issues and kept reassuring us that it would be taken care of. However, instead of correcting the issues I feel he has dragged this along until he sold the property. There are several open complaints with the City of North Charleston Public Works and Code Enforcement and have overlapped the sale of the house. The city has a drainage plan that was not followed by the builder and is directing excessive amounts of stormwater onto the adjacent property. This information is known to the builder, but was not told to the realtor and subsequently the buyer of the property. Additionally, the builder had trees on the property that were overgrown and damaged the roof of the adjacent property causing damage. These were not addressed until roughly 1-2 weeks prior to property being sold. The builder claims to be experienced and of the highest quality, so why is it that properly providing drainage was not done? In my opinion, the most likely answer is that they intentionally decided to drain the water to our property because it was the quickest and cheapest way to resolve their drainage issue. In summary, it is my opinion that this builder has knowingly channeled water onto our property and it is my hope that they will do the responsible thing and correct the drainage issues. Until this is resolved, I can not in good conscience recommend this company.

Very high quality. It took longer than I expected, but Christmas holidays and bad weather were partially to blame. Most of the time only 1 individual was working on the house, but he was very conscientious and excellent at his craft.