We hired them for a total roof replacement in November 2016. We have a 1400 sq. foot house, one story, no garage. It's not Biltmore. We went with Colby because insurance was going to cover only half of the cost, and his was the lowest estimate, but not by much. In retrospect, we have wished many times that we had paid the extra money to go with another bid. Colby sent 3 men out, one of whom was his father, and they warned me, "We are the world's slowest roofers." They made a believer out of me. They were here 7 consecutive days before they finished. Colby's excuse was that he was trying to please too many people and had his crew spread thin over several different jobs instead of concentrating more people on mine. They waited to clean up until after the job was done, which is probably typical, but I don't think they did a good job of it. The first time it rained, nails washed out of my gutters by the dozens, and that was on top of the many nails I picked up in the yard with the magnet AFTER they "cleaned up." I also picked up roofing paper, pieces of shingle, and Cellophane wrappers until my back hurt from bending over. They left ciggy butts all over my yard. The contract said that payment was due upon completion of work. Colby had promised me "one thousand percent" on the 6th day that the job would be done by that evening, so I had the check ready. However, after it was already dark, his father said he had to come back the next day and put up a ridge vent that had accidentally been thrown into another vehicle and was no longer on the job site. But he wanted me to pay up right then. It was too dark for me to see what the crew had done, and the job wasn't finished. When the promise wasn't kept, the check was. His father was irate. He said Colby wanted to put the money in the bank that day, but I wouldn't budge. I thought we deserved a finished job and a chance to see it in daylight before any payment was rendered -- and the contract agreed with me. His father ranted and raved about how they had lost money on my roofing job (not my fault that they took 7 days to do it) and cursed me in my own driveway and said, "Keep the **** check if it means that much to you." I walked back into the house before I said something I would regret. The 30 minutes of work his dad said he had to do the next day turned into 3 hours. I paid him with plenty of time to get the check in the bank. The contract came with a 10-year guarantee on labor and the manufacturer's warranty on the shingles. Fast-forward to the last week in April, 2017, which was just 5 months into the life of our new roof. We noticed a leak around an electrical box in a storage room off the porch one night after a few days of rain. I contacted Colby the following morning and without even seeing what the issue involved, he said, "We'll fix it on the spot" and sent 2 men out. One was a gutter guy and I am not sure what he knew about roofing. The other was a roofer, I think. They assessed the issue. Rain was coming in at a valley around some fascia board that was apparently not in great condition and inadequately flashed. I understand if replacing wood is outside of their purview, but they never said it was; it simply wasn't brought to our attention and they just worked around it. The men tried to contact Colby to ask what he wanted them to do about it while they were here, but they weren't able to get him on the phone. They caulked the leaky spot and left, but planned to schedule a return to replace the fascia board and put flashing where it needed to go. To make a long story a bit shorter, the repair was supposed to be Wednesday of this week -- not "on the spot," but a week later. That was 3 days ago. I texted Colby at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday morning and said, "Just text me before you are on your way here." I sat at home all day and heard nothing and saw no one. Between 5:15 and 5:30 p.m., I texted him again and asked why that had happened. "Oh, my goodness," he responded. "It's definitely on one of my truck's A-list. Let me call them and check immediately." It's currently 9:00 a.m. on Saturday and I have not heard anything back, not from him or from anyone who works for him. In the meantime, I contacted another roofer to assess and fix the damage. He came out and looked, pointing out numerous problem areas that had been created by Colby's crew's careless workmanship and inattentiveness to detail. He estimated around $300 to properly fix the issues. While we could probably save this money by trying (again) to get Colby's guys out here, at this point I have lost confidence in his willingness to a) help us, and b) do quality work. It might appear to be a free solution now, but we'll probably pay for it in the future when more problems arise. Instead of pressuring him to stand behind his 10-year labor guarantee, we are going to cut our losses and move on with someone else. Besides, after the way we have been ignored, there's no certainty that we could get him to send anyone to fix it anyway. We have simply been thrown under the bus. What a shameful commentary on him. From the beginning, Colby has over-promised and under-delivered. While it is true that his manners are impeccable and he seems to want to have a good company and a solid work ethic, MY experience has shown the company as a whole to be grossly unprofessional. I have read positive reviews and I wish I could've written one of them, but there's no way I can. I'm not saying don't hire them; I am just writing an honest review according to what happened to me. If you DO hire this company, I hope you have a good experience, but just know it has the potential to go south like Sherman, and if you're comfortable rolling the dice on that, good luck to you.