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"These guys cared! through any obstacle that occurred a solution was quickly found to satisfy all!! Clean neat and respectful must be the motto of 5 Star. I highly recommend Jeff and his guy Sean. I had a chimney liner installed in my older home and they took care to leave it better than they found it. Some pointing was done as well at the top of the chimney that needed fix. I now look up with pride once again knowing the guys set me up for the next season change !"

"We recently moved into a new house. Had MacDonald's check out the chimney. Discovered we lacked sufficient venting of our furnace. They put in a long flexible vent. They seemed very knowledgeable. They showed up a bit late after not showing up for the original date (heavy rain). Always responded to phone calls, though. Feeling much more safe now."

"They installed a stainless-steel chimney cap. His pricing beat every other chimney company, and the installation came out perfect! I will defenitly call them again."

"Ed and his crew are great, they repointed complete chimney fixed chimney crown installed new chimney cap and water proofed chimney as well. Would highly recommend this business and will make sure to use them for future projects!"

"Took advantage of a promotion that this company ran for chimney cleaning. Although the promotion expired, they did honor the quote/price--which I appreciated. The crew came out and did the job. They were careful and didn't make any mess, which I appreciated. The cleaning was done from the bottom-up (going up through the chimney) which I didn't expect--although it makes sense. However, I have a very tall chimney (100+ feet up - it's a large 3-floor victorian house) so I wondered how that type of cleaning would work. Anyway, they did the job and I thought I got a good deal. However, I had a mason out for some other work on the chimney. When he did a full inspection he said the cleaning had only gone 'half-way' up and that they didn't do a complete job. I trust the mason more, because he did some significant jobs for multiple friends. Also, I was asking the crew leader for a quote for chimney caps. He said they could do it, but that they would definitely need a lift because of the height. And that a lift would probably cost $1000 or more (that didn't include the cost of installing the chimney cap either). Not sure if he was just trying to discourage me from choosing them for the work, but the conversation felt a little 'slick' to me. Anyway, the mason quoted me $400 for each and would go up on the roof without a lift. So clearly I didn't need to spend over $2000 to get the caps done. So in short, this is 'you get what your pay for.' If you have small house, it's probably perfect. But for me, they short-cut the job which is a disappointment."

"Amid a succession of winter storms in 2015 that produced the heaviest month of snowfall on record, my roof formed massive ice dams and icicles that forced water under shingles and into my walls. Roofers were in such demand that most were unavailable during the worst of it, including Robert Roofing. I used another roofer to clear some of the ice where I couldn't reach and between them and my own flailing away at thick ice formation, I wound up with physical damage to the exterior roof materials that contributed to further leakage and impaired drainage. I triaged the issues and waited until I thought I could get some attention from a highly touted service provider like Robert Roofing for a permanent fix.
I called Robbie on Friday March 13th, mid-day, and left a detailed voice message. Robbie called me back within a couple hours. I explained a bit more and he offered to come by for an inspection of the damage the following morning. Robbie arrived with one assistant mid-morning on Saturday March 14th. He scaled my second story roof and took note of various damages caused by me and a previous roofer to shingles, underlayment and gutters. He recommended replacement of said materials stretching ten feet up from the eves, all across the length of the roof; probably 350 sq ft. With short notice and a potential holiday interference approaching (Tues March 17, St Patrick's Day - big in the Boston area), he committed to a one-day job within the following week. He quoted me a price, in writing, before leaving my home and I agreed to terms on the spot. Robbie came across as friendly, knowledgeable and accommodating. Within a couple days, Robbie confirmed a Wednesday morning arrival.
Between 7am and 8am on Wednesday March 18th, Robbie and his crew of two assistants arrived. It was below freezing and very windy. We discussed the plan before I drove to my office for the day:
Remove all shingles within the target area (10 feet up from eves, across entire roof)
Remove existing (torn) ice and water barrier
Remove entire L-shape run of gutter along edge of 2nd story roof
Inspect for unseen damage to roof deck
Install new ice and water barrier (6 feet of it, replacing the original 3 feet)
Install new shingles (color matched as well as possible, given 7 years of sun fading on my existing roof)
Install new run of gutter (a thicker aluminum, upgrading what I had)
Clean up
Robbie was confident he would be finished by around noontime and I believe this held true. The work was complete before I arrived home that afternoon and the result looked very well done. I paid Robbie the amount originally estimated and looked forward to the next rainy day test. 
In the weeks that followed the work described above I have been mostly pleased with the work done by Robert Roofing. Foremost, I have no water issues on the roof or in the gutters. My only issue is with the prep/cleanup facet of the job. As the snow has melted away, I have found a trashbag-full of debris including full shingles, long strips of water shield, empty shingle bags, metal flashing, quite a lot of partial shingle/underlayment and roofing nails in my front, side and back yard as well as my neighbor's yard. As I said, it was a windy day and I've no doubt much of these items were flying around uncontrollably. But, I expect that to be part of the job and a thorough scouring of the yard was not apparent. Given the snow cover of the time, I know the standard magnetic nail roller was not possible. I hope not to find any loose nails the hard way this spring. I also had several snapped branches from shrubs below the work area, indicating no protective measures were taken in that regard.
In summary, I am happy with the value and recommend Robert Roofing. In spite of the gripes, I would rather engage a roofer who aces the roofing and communication elements as Robbie did. Prep and cleanup are important, but secondary. Bottom line is the work I could not do, Robbie did very well. As his truck says, "One call brings a roofer, not a salesman." That implies a good experience, which Robbie capably delivers.
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"Actually purchased a "deal" from Angie's list for a reduced rate (about 75% of what I've paid in the past for other companies), and then called Richard at NE Renovations to schedule a date.  He told me it would be best to call back when all the leaves were off the trees so I wouldn't have to have them come out twice.

I was nervous because I have been burned in the past scheduling late season cleanings - one company just told me the day before that they were done for the season and couldn't help me until the spring.  We had a nor'easter the next weekend...

But Richard's crew actually called me early in November, when they thought the leaves were down in the area, to remind me.  We agreed they'd come out a few days later, and they did.

They went up on a fairly high roof with no issues, worked well with some other trades that were at the house at the same time, and were done in a very reasonable amount of time.

All in all I'm happy that everything was done on time and as promised, and given other experiences with other companies I'll absolutely call them again next year.
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Hi I’m 4th generation mason know the trade in and out have 20 plus years experience quality work done in a timely manner licensed and insured reasonable quotes thanks\n