Get matched with top gutter repair and replacement pros in Andreas, PA

"Pricey. We paid 8000 for 53 ft of gutter cover. Transferable Lifetime guarantee and the covers can be moved to new gutters if we replace the gutters. So I think it is worth it."

"I called for a quote an the next day Mike Suermann came out to look at what I needed. He took great care to give me what needed and thought was best for the house. He was a great wealth of knowledge. Our gutters and guards were installed the next business day. They cleaned up so well you wouldn't have known they were there. I am 100% satisfied with everything."

"Very nice people and did Excellent job repairing my roofing"

PMR is a professional roofing company dedicated to delivering high-quality solutions for both residential and commercial properties. We take pride in providing durable, reliable, and efficient roofing services using top-grade materials and skilled workmanship. At PMR, customer satisfaction is our priority—we offer honest estimates, dependable service, and results you can trust to protect your home or business.

Getting the job done the rite way and building great relationships with clients

"Highly recommend Doug did a great job replacing gutters"

"Roofer came to the house on time. They went onto the roof a re-nailed gutters and inspected the roof. They took no more then 15 minutes.
"

"Came out to replace 60 yo copper gutters on back of house. Gave good advice about proper size of gutter needed. Job was a partial replacement so some custom fitting needed to integrate with existing downspouts. Job was done quickly and expertly with no impact to existing landscape."

"Crew was on time. First thing in the morning to late to get the job done inspected multiple timed. Agreed to fix minor cosmetic damages."

"We met the owner of American Gutter Guard at the Philadelphia Home Show. We had him come out and give us an estimate which was a bit higher than we expected but better than some others we had received. We actually had to delay the project start due to some pressing family demands, but were relived when he said they would be ready to start March 14th. However, his crew was not available March 14th due to another larger job they were working on. We had to call when no one showed up to find out about the crew availability. They were finally able to start March 26, 2011. The dumpster was delivered Friday, March 25th and on the 26th the crew arrived bright and early and got right to work. They worked Friday through Sunday then had to stop due to rain. There were several days of rain that delayed the project and that of course could not be helped. They showed up when it wasn't raining and continued working but they crew seemed a bit smaller. The gentleman (his name escapes me now) explained they were still working on a large job that required him to use a smaller crew on certain days for our job. This didn't really concern us too much since we really needed and wanted our roof done. We seemed to run into a few snags as the job wore on. The job was initally slated for 4 days and actually went 11 days. First due to rain then due to a smaller crew and then there were about 2 days where no one showed up. On one particular Sunday we expected them to come and the crew chief called at about 10 am saying his truck had broken down and he was getting it fixed. We found that the longer our project went on the less tidy they wore about cleaning up the site at the end of the day. There were stacks of shingles and other roofing supplies left on my neighbors front yard, who complained later about his plants being damaged. We heard less and less from the crew and weren't sure when they would be showing up. At the very end of the job the owner called my husband for payment and when my husband questioned him about the debris still in our yard (both front and back) and all of my gutters still in our driveway the owner must have called the crew chief. I got a frantic call on my cell from the crew chief telling me that "we are not dragging the job out. I was planning to come back tomorrow morning and put the gutters back on". I explained that since I wasn't home to see what he was talking about that he'd need to call my husband. We were later told our house had some underlying damage to the wood supporting the gutters that would need to be replaced in order to put the gutters back on. We ended up paying an extra $700 since the dumpster had to be emptied an extra time due to the amount of debris and since the project went longer than expected. There is more that I am likely forgetting at this time, but it was a lesson learned. We got the roof we needed but the communication and professionalism was just not there. We learned that we will need to be on top on anyone else who works on our house like a hawk in order to be sure we know and understand what's happening and when. Overall it was an okay experience but my house still has nearly no gutters and we will have to find someone else to either replace them or put them back."