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"Jason and his guys did a really nice job. They were professional and maintained a clean work site. I am happy with their work and would hire them again."

"I had Chimney Cricket out for a quote. The workman was very knowledgeable and I was ready for them to perform the work. They entered my home, reviewed the fireplaces, and told me how they would fix them. After that, I called and called. I called the gentleman who came to provide the quote. He couldn't help me. I called the office again and again. They said they would get me a quote. One never arrived. I had another company come out and repair the problems while still waiting for Chimney Cricket to continue the engagement. I finally got a call from the office (after I had had the work done) and she said she was following up on the quote. The quote they had never sent. The workman seemed knowledgeable, but I took the day off and let workmen into my house just so that I would spend time chasing them and STILL never receive a quote. If they cannot even get me quote, what are the chances they would show up to do the repair? Or follow up if something went wrong?"

"Very thorough and professional"

"The team was professional and the quality of the work was excellent. They were easy to get in contact with and kept me informed every step of the way. Transparent, dependable and great quality. I would definitely recommend them and they also offer $300 referral checks so I'll be spreading the word!!"

"Where to begin? A new roof is a big undertaking. Having over 40 years construction experience in Atlanta I can tell you there are at least two very important requirements for a roofing contractor. First, they must have the ability to do what needs to be done (good roofing requires serious manpower-see pictures). Second, they must care about you and your roof. Being relatively new to the FWB area I contacted 22 roofing contractors. We put off a new roof as long as we could. Then a water stain appeared in our dining room ceiling. My wife wanted a new roof yesterday. Many of the people that came out were obviously commissioned salespeople (and estimated a new roof at 4 to 6 weeks out). I wanted to meet an owner or someone that would be hands on my project. There were many problems with my roof and I wanted to discuss how they would be fixed by the person actually responsible for fixing them. And I wanted all the old wood decking removed and replaced and new architectural shingles immediately. One of my biggest challenges was getting quotes to be apples to apples. A new roof is made up of many different components and each component has different quality levels. So, after narrowing the possible contractors I wanted to work with I had to get pricing again with the exact same components from each contractor. For example, I wanted a higher-grade underlayment (roofers call it “peel and stick”) and I wanted it over 100% of the decking on my roof (not just in the valleys, flashing wall and around the roof penetrations). There are at least 6 different roof components. I suggest getting Jason at P-F Roofing to explain the roof components and what is required for all the different warranties including wind damage. And if you want to see a 4,000 square foot older house with an amazing new shingle roof with a 50-year warranty, ask Jason to give you my address and come by (Fort Walton Beach). You can also look at the pictures that I attached. The pictures show tearing off the 70-year-old deck through completion. Based on my experience, Jason will be patient with you and help you get what you need as soon as you need it at a reasonable price. While other contractors were talking about trouble getting materials delivered PF Roofing said no worries and sent a truck for what was needed. My contract had a start date and at 7:00 AM on that day Jason showed up with 9 guys ready to work. Jason also had a full-time project manager onsite most of the time. I watched almost every bit of the work being done and there were no shortcuts taken. What needed to be done was done. About the cost of my roof. I had three quotes that were lower. Five or six quotes the same. The rest higher. One was $20,000 higher. More than 5 contractors didn’t have the manpower to get my job done so no quote from them (your old roof needs to come off and the new roof go back on quickly and correctly). Sum up. My experience is Jason has the people that can do what needs to be done on your roof and he cares about the quality of his roofing (he is OCD). And his pricing for me was reasonable. When he found some bad wood (every old roof probably has bad wood around skylights, under trees, etc.) he was very reasonable. You should anticipate additional required work and understand what it will cost in advance. I believe I made the right choice selecting P-F Roofing. Be careful with your new roof. I think it’s a big deal. My roof was over $30,000 and I expect it to look good and last for a long time (my highest quote was over $50,000)."

"Recommended by a friend. Just moved here from Washington and decided that some rooms could use some new paint. Casey helped me out with extreme professionalism and really nailed the color selection that we were looking for. The painting process was incredibly seamless and painless, the rooms look great. If anyone asks me for interior painters I’m definitely sending them to HR Drywall and painting. Thanks again Casey and the crew ~Jeb"

"Armor Guard Review In August 2023 I had Barry the Field Manager of Armor Guard come to give me an estimate to repaint my 7 ft by 14 ft deck. The price I was quoted was more than double of other estimates with other companies. The reason I chose them was for the warranty. 5 years labor 20 years material and the warranty was transferable if I decided to sell my home. I should have realized at the time that the warranty was too good to be true. They were supposed to send a crew to pressure wash, fill all cracks and holes, sand, apply primer, and apply two coats of Sherwin-Williams Super Deck paint and sealer. Little did I know at the time the warranty by Armor Guard was a ploy. They sent one man a subcontractor to do all the work himself. I am retired and was able to be here to monitor each day with step by step photos that I took. First the man who came was told only to power wash and paint. This was my first interaction with Rodney the President of Armor Guard. Rodney was not helpful and was argumentative. He then agreed to prepare and paint my deck as was written in our contract. My deck was then primed and painted in the rain. The man who did all the work was being pushed to get it done quickly. As a result one week later I could see spots of primer and bare wood showing through the paint. Again I called Rodney and he told me that it was bird droppings and they left the paint so I should just paint it myself. He did send his subcontractors to look at it and they agreed that it did have many areas showing primer and wood. He agreed to have them come back to apply a third coat. They did. In April 2024, 8 months after the original painting it was showing primer and bare wood through the paint again. I contacted Rodney again he was rude. He did agree to have subcontractors come on June 8th to pressure wash the deck and then they would return on June 10th to repaint the entire deck. On June 8th two men from J&J painting showed up at 8:00 a.m. One of the men said that they would pressure wash and touch up but not paint the entire deck as Rodney had promised. He said that Rodney had only paid him $300 and told him to pressure wash and touch up. At that time I told them to just pressure wash and I would take this up with Rodney. They left my furniture in my driveway they left my hose on the ground with the nozzle off. They did not do a good job. They were only here about 15 minutes total. Rodney has not made an attempt to come to look at the work himself or do a final inspection. I have caught Rodney in lies and have gone through continued stress and anguish because of this. I have two photo albums on my phone with day by day pictures of the work from the beginning until now. I also have screenshots saved of every text message between Rodney and myself since August of 2023. He texts instead of phone calls and actually in this case it turned out to my advantage. Rodney then offered to come and have the men paint the entire deck but he also added it would be the last time. That to me means he was not going to honor his 5-year warranty. At that point I made the decision not to respond. I no longer want anymore to do with Rodney or Armor Guard. He made a statement that my deck was dirty and that's why I was having issues. He is a narcissistic liar and impossible to do business with. My complaint and his responses are on the BBB website. I am considering contacting a reporter since I have so much to show as far as photos and screenshots of our text messages from the beginning. I think it's important to show other people what happened to me so that they don't fall for this sham."

"Yet another contractor who isn't interested in work. After giving me their sales pitch about charging $290 for a deposit to get someone to come out to look at the repair, the scheduler came back to say "we're not scheduling repairs in your area." So why did they show up in the recommend list? On to the next one."