Tedrick's Roofing Inc

Tedricks team did a great job. The new roof looks fantastic with all the little touches like painting the vents to match and dealing with nooks and crannies created by an addition. I would highly recommend them for roofing as they were competitively priced and did a great job. Clean up of the area was amazing also.

They were amazing. Started and finished when promised. Everything was done carefully, and thoroughly. Owner came out and did a final check and completely cleaned my yard. No leftover nails or roofing materials. It looks awesome!

When we shopped around for people to redo our roof, Tedrick's not only provided the best price, but they were the most thorough out of the 5 companies who gave us estimates. They were easy to work with and Jim (the owner) spent about an hour inspecting the work to make sure it met his standards.

Just trying to get a quote. Had to call three times before someone showed up while I wasn't home to look at my roof. It's been a week and still no estimate. Disappointed because they just did my neighbors home and were recommended.

very well, I'm going to hire them again

As a Senior Buyer of 30+ years for a local aerospace company dealing with companies and suppliers on a daily basis I can say that my experience with Tedrick's Roofing is one of the best I have ever had, in fact, it was plain outstanding! No one really likes to spend the big dollars on something like a roof, but, the experience with Tedrick's made it a great, painless and enjoyable time. Everything was perfect. From day one when brother John Tedrick came to provide a quote, who was very laid back, friendly, kind and explained everything. You will not get a hard, fast, used car salesmen sales pitch like other companies in the South Sound I received quotes from. Tedrick's was extremely competitive, in fact, beat all others by 1000's of dollars. Then there was the tear off crew boss Rick, who likewise was very friendly, attentive to all the questions I had and to clean up everyday. To finally, brother Jim Tedrick who personally came out on the final buy off day (as he does on every job) to make sure everything was done correctly, the yard cleaned up, etc... He even noticed a small leak on one of the gutter corners and came out the next day and fixed it. Jim Tedrick gushes with customer service, outstanding service. In fact, one of the days of the job there was to be very heavy winds and rain at night and he came out in the dark when it was raining, went on the roof and made sure everything was button down, properly covered, etc. For me personally based on experience, I stay away from the baby or inexperience companies, those in business less than 10 years which there are a ton of in the South Puget Sound region, I stick with those like Tedrick's that have been in business for decades, for such longevity shows they must be doing something right with pricing, quality and customer service in such a high turnover industry. In fact, Tedrick now with finishing my roof has now done 50% of the homes on my street, just another fact that Tedrick is doing it right. Finally, I would highly recommend utilizing Tedrick as they are one of the best companies I have dealt with in 30 years in procurement. Tedrick truly aims to please the customer and has on my own job, it is not simply lip service said in a slick sales pitch you might get from others, they truly mean it and show it. And it is customer service that Tedrick promises in the future at least with me if I might have problems, etc. And remember, even if Tedrick was to provide you a slightly higher bid than someone else, you have to decide for yourself if saving a few dollars is worth it compared to being taken care of as if you were one of their own kids or relative, for that is how I felt. Outstanding experience, service and quality - Thank you very much John, Jim, Rick and all at Tedrick's Roofing!!!!

It cost me $1500 for the repair and $700 for the shed roof. They were excellent and on time. They were according to the price and used excellent materials.

They did well. I like that they got them right away. They get the job and they were responsive.

The team did a professional job & offered suggestions as well as fulfilling our additional requests. All debris was cleaned up & the owner came by later to make sure we were satisfied and that everything met with our expectations.

We had a good experience with Tedrick's Roofing Inc. I told him I thought his price was too high and he actually lowered it. So their prices ended up being reasonable. However, he was late because he got tied up and he didn't bother to call me to tell me he'd be late.

They were great! Their quality, responsiveness, and price were great.

I was still out of town when the repairman came and the wrong spot on roof was patched (6 feet away from actual leak area) because Tedrick had taken no measurements and had not gone into the attic to find the actual spot that was leaking (later he said it wasn't his job to do that). I returned home several days later and the roof was still leaking. Tedrick sent out the repairman, who went into attic, found the leak and repaired the roof with a few shingles in 20 minutes. The original contract was for $1295 which I thought at the time was outrageous but since I was leaving town and didn't know the extent of the needed repair, felt I had no choice but to get the roof fixed. I feel as though Jim Tedrick took advantage of my situation and knew it would turn out to be a small repair job. I told him I was very unhappy with the way he had handled the job and felt the original price was way out of line. We settled on a price of $1000 which I reluctantly paid. I would never hire this company again - for any reason.

Fortunately we declined and were able to get the original contractor who finished the job for about $500.

Tedrick's Roofing did a roofing project. They did a great job, efficiently, repaired damaged areas, and replaced the gutters at the same time. They did an excellent job of cleanup and made sure the work was done before the weather turned rainy. I was very pleased in working with all the people workiing on the project. Be sure to clarify the invoicing process. Once explained it was clear and accurate.

Repaired a leak in two places and replaced a flat roof.

I was very pleased with the entire project. I have not had one problem in the two years since they did the work.

This skylight has leaked twice before, and although I had it repaired each time, it leaked again. Jim Tedrick checked the roof, and told what the problem was and how he would fix it. I had another roofer look at the problem and he told me the same thing. The difference was the price. Tedricks was half the cost of the other roofer. Two roofers from Tedricks worked on the roof. They were prompt arriving on time...went right to work, had all the materials needed and did the clean up and hauled everything away. The job was done quickly. I will recommend this roofing company

The installation of these high-quality (and expensive) items left much to be desired. To begin, an estimator came out right away and provided a middle-of-the road quote. I added some options and felt comfortable choosing Tedrick?s because the estimator told me the owner(s) would be on-site during the job. The first indication of a problem was the tear-off: The person or persons took everything off, including flashing that was to remain in place where the roof abuts the siding! I opted for a ridge vent, thus the 10 existing square vent openings needed to be closed. I assumed this would be done in a structurally-sound manner. No, someone just stapled strips of wood under the holes and stapled a piece of wood over the strips inside each hole. I doubt these ?patches? will support more than a few pounds of weight, e.g., if someone steps on one of the patches, which are now invisible from above after the shingles were installed. Tedrick?s should have simply removed 18? of the roof sheathing (where the vent holes were) and installed new OSB in its place. Probably would have cost the same as their patches when the cost of labor is considered. During installation of the shingles, I went into the attic to check for signs of damage (that?s when I spotted the shoddy vent patches) and noticed that the flue for my gas furnace was now loose and slanted, and that I could see daylight where the flange had been. I immediately informed the workers that the flue needed to be straightened to ensure flue gasses would not leak into my attic, that water would not enter the gap where daylight was now showing, and to ensure the flue would be straight at the conclusion of the job. Four (4) of the workers heard me explain the problem and all of them acknowledged they would fix the problem. A couple of weeks after the job was completed (and paid for), I again entered the attic only to discover that the flue was still crooked, but now the flange had been nailed in place and shingled over. I could still see daylight coming from the bottom of the flange (so far, it doesn?t appear any water has entered?yet). Another interesting (and legally terrifying) aspect of the installation was the installer?s lack of proper equipment. Much to my surprise, the crew removed my ladder from the side of my house (where it was stored) without my permission and used my ladder as their sole means of accessing the roof during the entire job rather than bringing and using a ladder of their own! This was completely unacceptable, especially considering the liability I faced if the ladder failed and one or more of the crew had been injured. Tedrick?s should be ashamed to allow this type of behavior to occur. If the owners had been on site this might not have happened. Speaking of behavior, the swearing that emanated from some of the crew was also unacceptable, especially in my neighborhood with many small children. I have to give the crew points, however, for the number of times they were able to weave the ?F-word? into a single sentence. Note: at no time did I ever see one of the owners/managers of Tedrick?s roofing on site. The only appearance of an owner that I am aware of is when the job was completed and someone (I assumed to be an owner) viewed the completed work from the street and yard. I was home during this ?inspection? (presumably conducted in order to complete the required warranty document) and at no time did this person set foot on the roof to view the work that had been done! Then the rains came. My gutters immediately overflowed and made a mess of my planting beds, deck, etc. So, up on a ladder I went (2 stories up) in a downpour and about 40 degrees outside. What did I find in the gutters which I was assured by the estimator would be ?thoroughly cleaned? by Tedrick?s crew after the roof was completed)? Several scraps of underlayment choking the downspouts, several nails, and many staples left over from the tear-off! By the time I cleaned the gutters, I was soaking wet, cold, and very angry. When the weather cleared and I began mowing the yard, I started finding nails in the lawn?about 30 in all. Apparently the roofing crew did not bother to use a magnet to ?sweep? the yard of these harmful items. It is a wonder that my grandchild or dog did not end up with a nail in the foot! Worse yet would have been the loss of an eye or punctured organ/artery if my mower had picked up and thrown one of the nails. I spent the better part of an entire afternoon on my hands and knees searching for these nails?I hope I found all of them. But wait, there?s more. Last summer I was in the attic and the sun was shining on the siding of the house. I noticed a shaft of light coming from the area in which I had observed the roofing crew using pry bars to pull the siding away from the house in order to reinstall the needlessly removed flashing (removed due to ignorance and lack of training/supervision, I assume). In doing so, they left a large (3-foot by 3/8?) gap where two pieces of siding meet?and rain was now able to enter the attic. Once again, I had to drag out my ladder, go up two-and-a-half stories, and inspect the siding. I had to purchase high-quality caulk and seal the gap myself?with one hand, while hanging onto the ladder with the other, 20 feet in the air. I did not pay nearly $10,000 to climb a ladder in the rain to clean clogged gutters, crawl on the ground to find nails, seal gaps that did not previously exist, have a crooked furnace flue with daylight showing around the flange, shoddy roof patches, and risk personal liability because the contractor used my ladder. I hope this information will assist others who are searching for a quality roofing contractor.

Crew arrived on time, and finished the job in two days. Look awesome and the neighbors like it as well.

We did not go withthis contracter so can't say but that he did a good job with neighbor's house.

They were able to fix the leak. I liked the accuracy of their diagnosis and repair. One person came out and he was wonderful. The roof has been good so far. I would recommend them to the other members.

I think I have a leak. Other than that it is good. I'm going to call him about this.

A previous contractor that is no longer in business did a terrible job in sealing the skylights and we had a leak on one that started during a very heavy rainstorm. We called several skylight/roofing specialists and Jim Tedrick came out personnally to inspect the roof and damages. He gave us the best bid of several top rated skylight specialists that included replacing 6 thermo clear pane skylights with EV rated skylights and his crew also found and repaired work done previously on another 3 skylights that were not framed in properly and would have leaked if not repaired. They did not charge me extra for those repairs. We were very pleased with the work and I would hire them again.

They came out and did the work while I was away. I was very pleased with the work. They matched the shingles on the house, which was great.

Their quote was too high. I thought they were trying to get me to commit to a very high price. They said if I had taken the offer then they would?ve offered me a discount. They were very expensive and had tried to take advantage of me. I can?t trust their bid.