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"Abel came out and gave us a quote that he stuck to. It was a ton of work around our inground pool and front walkway. From demolition to the eventual pour his team worked incredibly hard and did a fantastic job. I could not recommend them more. Incredible service, and responsiveness."

"Very professional and beyond expectations on customer service and work."

"Issues with new window leak after they replaced siding. Took over a year from my initial notification of the new leak for them to remove siding and investigate problem. They said old leak and exterior wall damaged from leak. Not sure how their crew hung the house siding if the wall was wet like they said. They said they would give us a bid to repair and no follow up for 2 months. Left a piece of siding off my house that whole time. Do not recommend."

"Big tip #1 - if needing storm damage repair, Brigley was the only contractor that gave an independent quote, out of 6 contacted. All others would only deal directly with Insurance and not quote the job to me at all. You too may find the settlement offered by insurance exceeds the actual cost of the job - and others get to pocket the difference. Brigley is very fair and direct, and NOT a "storm chaser", never to be heard from again. Cory, our estimator, carried out a full inspection for hail damage. He noted additional house repairs that could be done, and included as separate optional line items. Quick turn around on the quote process. Full tear off replacement was done in one very long day for the crew, who did outstanding work. They corrected, without charge, some deficiencies that a prior gutter contractor had not done. Some small additional gutter work was done soon thereafter. Several of the crew, while acknowledging the job was very hard work, spoke highly of working for Brigley and would not work for any other roofer. Nice to see that the estimator (Cory) was on site helping for several hours - so he knows what the job entails. Even the city inspector noted that Brigley was a known good choice. No money up front, and no pressure for full payment - they made sure I was fully satisfied, before picking up the check (at my offer to pay!) a week later. I've dealt with many contractors for projects in the past (professionally and personally), and Brigley has by far been the best."

"Hired for a new bathroom install. Originally, I was quoted 27 - 30 thousand to complete the whole project. I was able to complete some of tasks myself drywall, mudding, flooring, to be exact, so I got a new quote, which after agreeing that I was completing the listed tasks was 18.5 thousand. The project started well, and things were progressing quickly, but they had "budget over runs." When I questioned what the setbacks were, I was ignored. Chris Johnson, who I believe to be the owner, stopped responding to emails. Josh Kramer, the project manager, has no answers except to contact Chris. Currently I have paid 23 thousand and I have a quote to complete the project for another 4 thousand. I did ask for additional services to be provided IE installing a water heater, that I had purchased, as well as fixing 2 sinks that started leaking. I acknowledged that these services were provided outside of the quote but at a final cost not including the purchases that I made of $27,000 they are well outside of budget. After addressing this in my last email to the owner he stopped responding and refuses to elaborate on where the additional over runs in budget were. The project manager will no longer respond to my text messages and refuses to provide a list of what's left to complete the project. I am a new homeowner and they have effectively taken advantage of me. I am left with little to no recourse as I put most of my funds into this project believing that they would help me. For what it's worth, I'm sure the work that they did was sufficient quality, but please be wary if you ever have to question where budget over runs happen, as they may stop responding to you and you too may be left with an unfinished project and minimal idea of what all is left to be done."

"Dan installed a new roof and siding on our house in 2008 after a hailstorm. In July of 2019 we noticed a brown spot on the ceiling in a bedroom and determined there two leaks in the roof. After numerous unanswered calls, Dan finally agreed to come out and look at the roof and determined that there may have been an issue with the way the shingles were installed around the roof vents and he corrected that but the roof still leaked. Dan came out again and decided to caulk around the vents as he determined that was the only place the water could be coming from even though the leaks were four and nine feet away from the nearest vent. Even after caulking the vents the roof still leaked. Dan came out again and covered one of the vents with plastic to see if it was the vent itself but the roof still leaked. Dan came out yet again and replaced four vents but the roof still leaked. Dan tells me at this point that it can’t be anything he did and didn’t offer any further solutions on how to fix the problem. By now it is October and we are running out of time to get things fixed so I agreed to pay Dan’s cost for materials needed to replace the shingles on the portion of the roof that leaked but I couldn’t get him to agree to pay for the labor. I finally agree to pay for the labor too because my roof is still leaking and I need it fixed. At this point Dan asks me to determine how much of the roof should be replaced. Isn’t that his job? He even refused to come out and look at the roof while his crew removed the shingles to see if there was any way to determine what the problem was. Dan does not return phone calls on a timely basis (this was also true in 2008) and in my case he was not willing to stand behind his warranty or even offer any suggestions on how we could possibly get some relief from the shingle manufacturer. Dan claims that in doing roofs for 40 years he had never seen a problem like mine. I talked to three other roofers about my problem and they all agreed that even if they could not have determined why the roof was leaking they would have replaced the shingles at no cost to me for two reasons; one is that it would have been the right thing to do and the other was to avoid getting a bad review. Also, all of the other roofers refused to try and fix the leak as they did not want to take on the liability if the problem persisted. They would only replace the whole roof."

"They are excellent, easy to work with, great communication and quality work."