Mr. Roof of Louisville

It was pretty bad. They were supposed to be there when the adjustor was there, and they never showed or called.  I had call four times before they showed up~ proved to me that they didn't want the work or they weren't legit. They wouldn't do an estimate until I would sign a contract, that was blank.  I absolutely refused and I asked them to get off of our property.  I wouldn't recommend them to anyone/and in response to their answer that is simply not true they did not call it a sevice agreement and besides that they told the claim adjuster they would be there and they never i repeat never showed up they can say what they want but the real proof isin the pudding! My insurance company is auto owners and they will verify what im saying is true! What they are calling a simple agreement simply is not it is binding contract!!! Dont fall for it people or you will be sorry!!! I have talked to several, people who had work done by them and they are sorry they ever called their toll free number!!

Mr. Roof did an excellent job on my roof. Start to finish in one day, OUTSTANDING cleanup job. The only way you'd ever know they'd been here is my beautiful new roof. I can't think of anything negative to say about them. They were very professional and did an EXCELLENT job. I'd recommend them to anyone needing roof repairs.

I was very pleased with everything.  They really did an excellent job. 

The salesperson was at my home by the end of the week to bid the job. He was very helpful in regards to my homeowner's insurance claim by speaking with the adjuster and getting the process for the storm damage claim underway so we could move forward quickly. That was the end of my pleasant experience. When the crew arrived on site to begin the job my husband met them outside to request where they unload the massive stack of shingles. Instead of placing them where my husband requested they stacked the mound directly in front of our front porch stairs (the primary entrance to our house). One worker also noted that they had not brought enough shingles for the garage (although it was clearly in the estimate). A portion of the crew proceeded to leave and go back to the business headquarters to acquire the remainder of the shingles. This delayed the start of the job and ultimately turned the project into two full days of labor (the original projection was one day to one and one-half days). When I say two full days I mean from 8 am until dark. Now this additional time would not ordinarily bother me but I had an 8 week old baby with colic at the time and once they started it was impossible to leave because of the debris (roofing nails) everywhere. Needless to say, a crying colicky baby and non-stop banging on your roof top for two days instead of one is a big deal. The morning after the job was completed there was a brush fire on our fenced property. The location of the fire was approximately 20-30 feet from the garage that had been roofed. Nobody was on our property except for the roofing crew. I am forced to at least consider that the cause of the fire was due to an improperly discarded cigarette by the crew as my husband and I do not smoke and had nothing else to relate this incident to (nor is the area close enough to the road that a bypasser's cigarette thrown from a car could have caused this). I will admit this is speculation. I cannot prove it so you can decide for yourself. Luckily, we caught the fire while it was still on the forest floor burning leaves, small twigs, and causing limited damage to cedar tree trunks. The next week it rained. You guessed it! Drip, drip, drip......a leak in the baby's nursery. I called the project manager and he was at our house within 20 minutes. He stopped the leak temporarily since it was still raining and came back the next day to do the final roof repair. The guy was very honest telling me that he missed this error in his final inspection and he took full responsibility. The leak was due to a misaligned roof vent so the water went underneath the new shingles straight into the attic and finally into the baby's room. I can appreciate someone taking responsibility for a mistake, especially when he could have easily blamed the roofing crew. I can even accept a sincere apology if you make it right for the customer. However, the salesperson came back to the house to take photos of the limited damage. There is a drywall ceiling stain where the water came through and the baby's changing table tray had some wood expansion due to the water. I at least expected to be credited a small portion of the bill for this problem. Although the damage was limited, it was still damage that wasn't there before their mistake. Well, I have waited until now to report on this company for two reasons. Number one was to see if they would make right on their wrong. Number two was so that mother hen (myself) would calm down and give a fair evaluation of the events. They have their $11476 dollars and I have a ceiling stain and a damaged changing tray. The roof looks nice though. ;-)