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"They did a great, but I'm a little disappointed with their pricing. I was expecting to pay the first quote but when their on process, they asked for an extra charge. The service was good and I'm satisfied with the work. They cleaned the surrounding of my house. Fabio was really nice."

"Denis did a fantastic job and his estimate was very reasonable in price!"

"We were pleased with Brendon's responsiveness, professionalism, promptness, quality of work, knowledge. Brendon is truly a master craftsman who takes pride in his work. I would highly recommend NJ Chimney Professionals."

"Had a leak, called them to diagnose the issue and fix it. They did the work, but the leak continued and the work looks shoddy at best. Pieces of flashing are lifted up with clear paths for water to penetrate. I paid $3,800. Despite contacting them for months - zero reply to emails and calls. They don't stand by their work (nor will they even come out to see if this is a net new issue. Awful."

"Highly recommend T&S Remodelling for gutter cleaning as well as chimney work (i.e. repair, liner). Jeff is professional and clear on the pros/cons of your options. He delivers what he says he will do, is quick to respond, and genuinely wants to make sure that your questions are answered. Thank you!"

"The experience of this company was okay. We have reached a few months out and I can finally review. First off, very grateful for remodeling the house and getting the company to start quickly. However, I must say there were numerous workers but many of them rushed many jobs around the house. In addition, workers broke many items outside around the house. I have a few unfinished areas that still need attention and fixing because they either brushed it off or have completely forgotten. I have reached out to the owner, but no response for those areas that are unfinished. For instance, I have a basement window that needed to be replaced as it was in the contract. An area in the back of the house that needs to be sanded and painted per contract. Many items were left behind on the property for owner to dispose. However, these things are heavy. Perhaps in the future, owner(s) should not rush projects. Please try the best to hire properly trained people. Overall thankful for a home remodel etc. However, there are areas which I’m not happy with. Will continue to monitor house overall. All the best."

"Terrible experience with Gunner Roofing & Siding (Stamford CT) I engaged Gunner to install James Hardy siding & copper gutters. I’m happy to discuss with anyone that needs more info as well as provide many pictures & text strings to support what follows. Here is the short form: - House wrap: - They upsold me on Henry Blueskin house wrap and installed it wrong. - Gunner installed the house wrap below 40 degrees and it immediately started peeling away from the house sheathing. Blueskin suggests priming the sheathing when installed below 40 degrees. - Gunner did not roll the flashing on to obtain proper adhesion. It also peeled away. - Gunner did not properly overlap the corners of the house. There were gaps on all house corners from the roofline down to the foundation area. - Gunner left the wood foundation sills exposed and did not cover them with the wrap. - I mentioned these problems, Gunner would just say: “it’s fine”. - Gunner acknowledged the above and gave me a credit for the Blueskin instead of fixing the installation problems. - Window flashing tape - Window flashing tape used was incorrect and did not stick to the house wrap. I raised this and Gunner replied: “it’s fine”. I called the tape and house wrap manufacturers and they said Gunner used the wrong tape. Gunner acknowledged their error and removed all the flashing tape and replaced with the proper tape. Happy to provide details & pictures. - James Hardy siding installed with large gaps between planks - Plank-to-plank butt joint were installed with large gaps - I raised this with Gunner and they said: “it’s fine” and sent over the hardy written instructions. I verified with Hardy that these instructions dated back to 2001 and were updated. Gunner also sent over a written chatGPT note about gaps in butt joints being correct procedure. -Hardy current instructions states plank-to-plank butt joints should be installed with “moderate contact” and no gaps. - I asked for this to be fixed and Gunner charged me additional money to correct their error. They also only fixed a portion of my house. Additionally, I had to offer Gunner to withhold their own work warrantee, in order for them to fix their installation errors. - I have plenty of pictures and current James Hardy instructions noting no gaps and written correspondence from Gunner to back this up. - Other - Gunner’s president Andrew Prchl refused to take my phone calls or return my calls. At one point during a lengthy email exchange, I asked to haver a quick call and he refused. I have this in writing. - My Gunner contract states”installation in accordance with James Hardy best practices” - Gunner uses independent contractors and not full-time employees. - Copper gutters: Gunner does not have the capability to make their own gutters and uses a third party to build/cut to length. Most local gutter companies manufactured in-house and/or on site. - After 6 weeks they finally finished a 5 day job and I still have a large dumpster in my driveway and hundreds of pounds of scrap material laying around my yard. Additionally, when the material was originally delivered, they put it on my lawn which caused damage to the lawn. This was the single worst contractor experience I have ever had in 30+ years of home ownership. I am happy to discuss with anyone who needs additional information, provide plenty of pictures and written backup of the many Gunner responses (I lack thereof) that I received. I would not use Gunner’s Elite status with James Hardy as any indication other work quality. They are a pump and dump contractor who buys enough material from James Hardy to get an Elite contractor status. I plan to post this on every contractor site I can, report to the better business bureau and New York State compliant as well continue my conversations with James Hardy corporate leadership to change their requirements for designating “elite” contractor partners. Photo 1 in review by Paul Greenberg Photo 2 in review by Paul Greenberg Photo 3 in review by Paul Greenberg Photo 4 in review by Paul Greenberg Photo 5 in review by Paul Greenberg"