Remedy Roofing Inc

It's taken 2 years to try to get this resolved. They installed the roof wrong and didn't install any seals for the vents so everything leaked. They only did half of the work of what our insurance company paid. They are absolutely the worst company to work with.

They came to my door and asked to check my roof for hail damage because other homes in my neighborhood had damage. I let him check and he said there was damage. He gave me detailed instructions about what to do next with the insurance, etc. Everything went just as he said, my insurance adjuster agreed that there was damage and approved my claim.
I got four other quotes on getting my roof replaced. Remedy Roofing was the best quote, most professional, most timely. While I was getting the check endorsed by my mortgage company and getting approval from my home owners association Remedy checked back regularly, but not intrusively. They were the only company that did follow up. When it was time to hire a roofing company I chose Remedy Roofing.
We set the installation date. On the morning of the installation they showed up at 6:50 AM ready to go. They had a large crew, worked steadily, and finished replacing my entire roof by 2:50PM. They performed the work as quoted, cleaned thoroughly, and I was very happy.
They could not have performed better from beginning to end.

Called the number on the flyer that was left on my front door to schedule an appointment.  They informed me that the sales person would call within 24 hours.  The next day the office called to see if I had received an call from sales to schedule the appointment, at that point I had not.  Shortly thereafter, the salesman called and scheduled an appt for Saturday, 11/17/12, in the morning.  He would call to confirm actual time.  Saturday morning called his cell to find out what time he was coming to be told he needed to cancel as he had a death in the family and he could come on Tuesday.  I said that was fine, to call me when he knew what time so I would make sure I was here.  As of 10:45 am Tuesday, 11/20/12, I had not heard back from the salesman.  I called the main office and they had the area manager call me back to personally come and inspect the roof.
He arrived within an hour as he said he would from the phone call, and took some pictures of the roof and then showed what he saw as well as gave me his recommendation.  I appreciated his honesty and not pushing to have the work done now without having the insurance company do an inspection first.
While I understand things can happen, you still need to follow up with customers pro-actively versus relying on the customer to follow up. 
I do plan to give them the opportunity to work with the insurance company to see how that works out.  I'll post another comment once the next step has been completed.

I liked them for protecting my interest, and helping dealing with the insurance adjusters. The adjuster missed some items during their inspection. I didn't have to find outside companies to deal with all the damages, they handled it all. They provided great management of the project.

Read above. It was dark when the crew left today so I don't have a clear idea yet of how well it was cleaned up.

Salesman knocked on door after bad hail storm in Katy. Signed contract with them if insurance paid for repairs. Salesman ended up being new with company. His boss had to come to the house twice as I was not satisfied with how things were going. In hindsight, I should never have signed a contract, even though they had very good references. NEVER sign a contract with these roofing companies. In the end, they installed cheaper shingles on my house than I could have received (timberline natural shadow vs timberline HD), I complained but my paperwork did not show which shingles they promised me as both have 30 yr warranties. Several neighbors had the HD installed and it looks much better. Their installers damaged three windows during the tear off of the shingles (the shingles fell against the windows and the asphalt scratched the window panes). After negotiation Remedy paid for the window damage ($800). The very last section of my roof, which was completed after the sun set, has already curled in several places. It is not leaking but it is obvious that they hurried through the end of the job and did not set the shingles correctly. They never finished all of the work that they were contractually obligated to do, but I released them from the work after they deducted the costs from the final bill. All in all, the roof does not leak, it looks satisfactory, but I would not have this company out again. I have since learned that the original salesman is no longer with the company and maybe that was the majority of the problem.

I would recommend them because they show up when they say they will, they are professional, and they came in at the price that they quoted. They worked well with the insurance company. They did the job properly and they cleaned up after they left. I didn?t have any issues with these guys; everything seemed to go smoothly. I?m not sure about the price because insurance covered it, but they seemed competitive. From what I can see the quality is good and they used good materials.

Very well; fast crew; Aaron was very responsive and available; months after they were finished I had a leak due to extraordinary conditions (a combination of wind from the northwest, heavy rain and the original builder's very poor design) and they came out and installed additional flashing and sealing; they did not try to sell me their favorite shingle but rather worked with me to get shingles shipped out from Certainteed in California

Shingle obviously blown off exposing roof deck. Service man met me in the evening, got on roof and inspected, proclaimed roof in good shape other than damaged shingle said would replace blown off shingle and surrounding shingles to effect a good repair . Came out the next day and made 'repair'. I was at work so did not witness what they did. My daughter was home and said they were only there about 30-45 mins this made me suspicious. So I started looking around the house and found 3 more spots where we had leaks. I subsequently got another roofing company to come and do a thorough inspection, they reported that the 'repair' consisted of placing another shingle (which they said did not match) for the patch. It was not 'sealed' with any roofing glue, etc. and this was the only shingle replaced, not any surrounding ones. For this shoddy work I was charged $400.00 (their minimum). Our house is a 12yr old Trendmaker (subject for another complaint).

Like many, my home was hammered by a hail storm in 2009. The insurance company issued a check and I waited patiently until the many "adjunct" or recently relocated roofers left town to pick a company. Friends recommended I contact Remedy Roofing based on their experience. Adam was out at the house the next day and after reviewing the insurance documents suspected they had underestimated the size of the roof. He used a nifty service that uses satellite images to generate an exact drawing of the roof including slopes, ridges, and dimensions. Sure enough, the insurance company was off about 20%. Adam contacted the insurance company with the new information and they quickly issued an additional payment based on the new numbers. This was a great service. Adam suggested shingles and colors using a sample pack of shingles. After some discussion, we decided to remove the three passive vents and install a single thermostat controlled attic fan to help keep the attic cooler in the Texas heat and save on electric bills. Rather than try to up-sell me, he suggested I pick it up at a local store and they'd install it. I found one with sufficient cubic airflow to match the attic volume for $80. Nice. Adam found a company to do the window beading and when the estimate came back higher, he again worked with the insurance company and a new check was at my house within days. Now for the crazy part. The day of the install, a crew of about 12 got to work early in the morning. They finished in under four hours and cleaned every scrap while doing the install. The final install looks great. Thank you again Adam.

RWe gave Remedy Roofing an A when they first did the job but are now changing our grade to a definite F due to the following information we have dealt with over the past 4 days.  We are selling our home and had it inspected...the inspection stated that we have many defaults in the roof.  I called Remedy and they sent out Alan Woodard who went up and checked it and said, " I don't know who the crew leader was but they shingled on top of boards that were not secured properly. He said he took over 30 pictures and could tell the crew should have taken care of the bad decking before they got started.  He said that it was definitely something that John would take care of.  He said, "No need to worry, we will take care of this."  Well, he must be the only honest man in the entire company because John Sirizzotti, central Texas manager, came by later and stated that the decking that is warped and ruined has nothing to do with the roof and that he would not be responsible for it.  The next day I had 3 different reputable companies come out and look at the roof and all of them said it was definitively a shoddy job.  One roofer even said, "Let me guess...Remedy Roofing did this job?"  He said that there has been so many roofs done poorly by them he can't even tell me how many times their name comes up with roofing problems.  I called the owner of Remedy Roofing in Katy Texas, Doug Trailer, and he said "We take no responsibility for warped decking.  I asked him if  he stands by the crew putting the new shingles on top of decking that was not stable and nailed down correctly. He said "Yes, my men did nothing wrong."  He said the decking has nothing to do with the roof.  He rudely said that it was like me taking my car to get new tires and then after the new tires were installed the engine blows up and I go back to the tire company and say it is their fault.  I said in no way did this analogy make any sense...they were a roofing company and they should have told me the boards were coming up and swayed and rotten before the crew came and put the shingles on.  I said I would have been happy to pay for the boards at the time of installation.  He said again that the decking job has nothing to do with their job.  I said I was going to report this on Angie's List and with BBB and he said "Go Ahead. "  He also said in a rude tone that his lawyer was named Robert and that his phone # was 281-391-2003.  I said that I had many pictures and I was going to send them to him.  He said go ahead.  I asked if he would look at them and get back to me today (Friday June 17th, 2011) and he said yes.  This was very important because today was the last day of our buyers option period and I needed to get this roofing situation resolved.  I sent him the pictures and have heard nothing.  I called him close to the end of the workday and his secretary said that he had already left and I would have to get with him on Monday.  We now had to ask for an addendum to our contract due to this mess!  I did get an estimate from Clear Choice roofing and this is what he said on the report.  Replace 6 plywood sheets that are warped or ruined, replace felt and shingles on top of the plywood, Re-nail sheets of plywood on right side of house, replace shingles that are damaged from nails sticking through them and not sealing, re-nail ridge vent, replace all shingles that have pulled up and are not laying flat or nailed down, reseal all pipes and vents.   The total for all of this is $2,875.00  and now I regret having Remedy Roofing come out and do our roof in the first place because they are not a company that stands by their workmanship.  Bottom line, DO NOT USE REMEDY ROOFING- you will not be impressed with the quality of the product or professionalism.  I plan to tell all my neighbors who used them to double check their work for non-secured/ warped boards under their new roof.

Remedy seemed to be the most competent contractor that we received bids from after Hurricane Ike damaged our roof in September 2009. It took me a while to get the insurance settlement straight and I wanted to get the house painted first (the painters were going to be walking on our roof, so I wanted that done beforre the new roof went on). They were professional and showed us that they carried insurance and were very willing to work with our insurance company for any additional charges. They came on schedule and were very easy to work with as far as making adjustments on the job so that we could get what we wanted. They replaced several areas where our decking needed to be repaired (other companies had a limit on what they would do for us there). As with most houses, the roof I now have is much better that the one I had when the house was new. The work seems to be very good and seemed to be done right.

I contacted 3 companys to quote me pricing. The first one could only do the roof and not the gutters, the second was booked out several weeks and never did call me back. Remedy did my neighbors and they were pleased plus they not only could do the gutters, they would haul away the old gutters as part of the price. I had done some investigating on the terminology as I knew very little about roofing but they tied it all together and did an excellent job of explaining upfront 1)what they would do 2)how long it would take and 3)the issues that could arise once they started: like bad decking, the strips 1x1x2 strips behind the gutters. I also was pleased with their gutter representative and his knowledge of replacing the existing gutters. After the job was complete I spoke to them about adding one more length of gutter in the front because of the downslope of the yard and they immediately scheduled it to be completed as part of the final agreement. The yard was clean when they left and their supervisor Ken was on the job almost all of the time to keep the job on schedule and kept me informed. He was always there on time, although the crews were slightly late in arriving, they still finished on time. We had one discussion about the additional cost of the furring strips which we didn't include in the original bid but it was completely resolved to my satisfaction. They sent pictures of the gutter damage to my insurance company because the Ins. Co estimate only included one length of gutter and they walked me thru the final payment coming from the insurance. I am completely happy with their work and would recommend them and use them again - although hopefully not for 10 years or more!

They did a good job, but their clean was not good. We called them because we had a hail storm and wanted to make sure that nothing has happened to the roof. However the person whom they promised to send never showed up and they never called back to reschedule. Initially their response was good.

Brad Tolocko (512-632-4089) was the representative I worked with, and while this review is for Remedy Roofing, it's mostly a testament to his professionalism. Brad was very patient with this homeowner that asks more questions than most! He was happy to explain things to me and not pushy at all when the process took a few months while I dealt with gutters, rotted trim and siding and other things that needed to be fixed before the roof could be replaced. I was also impressed when he was forthcoming with the options that really cost him money and the ones he could cover very easily within the cost we were looking at (based on insurance claim amounts). He wanted to make a profit, but clearly wanted to give me as much as he could for the money. Right after the hail storm, I spoke with 2 or 3 other companies, and their representatives were pushing very hard to close the sale, even resorting to bad mouthing the other companies and throwing some fear and doubt into the equation with rumors about Remedy. Brad remained above all that, explaining everything but never stooping as low as the other companies. At one point, a friend at work recommended a roofing company that would "make your insurance deductible go away." What it boiled down to was getting two invoices when the job was done: one to you the homeowner, which was the actual price you would pay, and another for you to submit to the insurance company, which would be for the actual amount plus the amount of your deductible. It was tempting, but after looking into it, it sure seemed like insurance fraud to me. Brad knew exactly what they were doing, and said that sometimes he would lose business to companies like that, but that he would not play that game, because even if it was not illegal (which I think it is), it is unethical. Brad also emphasized that in order for the roofing company to absorb the deductible, they cut corners in various places. As the process proceeded, Brad showed me all the corners that had been cut on the roofs around me that were being replaced. I truly believe that I got a top quality job done, which will hopefully pay off in the long run. I highly recommend Brad Tolocko (512-632-4089) and Remedy Roofing in general, as they really make an attempt to provide a quality solution.

We found the Remedy reps walking around our street and the guy was happy to come down and look at our roof. After checking up on them with Angieslist, we met with a representative and signed a commitment to have them do the work. Be sure you want them to do the work before you sign anything, because if you read the "commitment" carefully you will find there is a financial penalty if you try to back out of the deal. Later they sent someone to come out and work with the insurance adjustor. Remedy and Allstate worked well together and made it very easy to file the claim and get the paperwork worked out. I rated price "N/A" because I have no basis for comparison. The reroofing was completed in one day which was nice; however, it seemed like they were trying to rush a bit to finish in a day, when they stopped it was very dark and I wondered how they could see. Next morning, there were still lots of nails, old shingles, metal bits, and other debris in our yard. There was also a crescent wrench and a pair of shears. Though they had made an effort to clean up, it's not surprising that they didn't get everything, because it was dark and maybe they were rushing to finish. I would have rather had them come back tomorrow, since having all the junk in our yard turned out to be a hassle. I will say that the roof looked pretty good, though, and didn't have any flaws that I could see - although I'm not a roofing expert. At this point it took quite a while to get the gutter replacement scheduled and the debris cleaned up in our yard. I was on the phone with our rep many times, and he was always very polite and helpful, but it seemed like they just had a lot of trouble scheduling - maybe because so many people were doing their roofs at this time. Eventually the gutter guys came out and replaced the gutters. They left some debris on the ground as well, but one of their (reps/owners/employees?) came out and cleaned it up after we asked. The gutter company was AT Gutters and they were very helpful and easy to work with overall. The experience overall was mostly positive but marred a bit by having to call them many times to get the gutters completed and get the stuff on the ground cleaned up - which eventually the gutter subcontractor did for them. To their credit, the roof looks good, I never felt like they were trying to take advantage of me, and they were always polite, which goes a long way.

We chose Remedy based in part over the representative's assurance that he would come to our home while the insurance adjuster was here, that he would be on the roof with the adjuster & that he would diligently represent us to get the best estimate & the most work done that our insurance coverage would allow. The rep ASSURED us that he would be here. The day before the adjuster's appointment I called the Remedy rep to remind him & to be sure that he could come. He said yes, that I should just call him as soon the adjuster appeared & that he would be at our home within 15 minutes. As soon as the adjuster got here, I called the Remedy rep, who did not answer his cell. I called their office, & the lady in the office also could not reach the rep, either by cell or page. I kept calling the rep's cell for the entire time that the adjuster was here but never got a response. The office lady was apologetic, but she had no success, either. She also said that there was nobody from their company who was available to come, either. Finally the adjuster left. The next day the Remedy rep called & left a message at our house asking me to call him, but the message offered no explanation or apology about why he never showed up as promised. We eventually chose another roofing company.

The sales rep was super. The crew came out in the morning and it was done that evening. The roof looks great. They are professional. There were no hidden costs.

Excellent overall, roof removed and new installed in one day, Power Wash vendor came 2 days after, Guttter vendor installed gutters 3days later in one day. 1) During initial estimate: REQUEST drip edging completely around building especially if having gutters installed. Use metal air hawks. 2) Have this done before job: Remove old gutters and have carpenter replace fascia rotten wood. Paint them before have carpenter installs.

They did a temporary patch to stop the leak and put us on the list. Remedy got to us in seven days. They didn't push to replace the entire roof because they said our roof was in fairly good shape.

They did a good job. They did not clean up as well as I would have like them to. There is still roof gravel laying around. I had to pick up a handful of nails from the deck. There are thousands of them. They ran a magnet and picked up the majority of them but I guess there were too many to get them all. I went out and scoured the area because we have a new puppy. They did a good job though. Jeff is the fellow we worked with. He was very easy to work with. He knows his ins and outs.

Excellent performance and customer service! I found the supervisor that I dealt with to be honest and very punctuational. He followed through with direct and timely communications for all of my questions. Materials were delivered on-time. Work began as scheduled and was completed on-time. Workers were focused on quality workmanship. Remedy cleaned up the site very well. The re-roof looks great, and we've received numerous compliments from the neighbors on the re-roof appearance.

It was wonderful. When I called them on Sunday after the hurricane, they called me back within three hours. He came out very quickly and did an estimate. He told me how long it would take and how much it would cost. They did the job while we were at work. We never even knew they were there. He came back over afterward to inspect the work that was done.

Remedy Roofing is a great company. There were a few problems but they did stand by their work and fixed everything. This is a very honest company and I think it is great that I got a seven year leak free warranty.

Remedy did a great job. Austin the sales representative, and John Sirizzotti, were prompt, pleasant, and forthright with his estimate. After reviewing three other quotes, Remedy had the most reasonable pricing. We chose Remedy based upon the pricing, and recommendations we had received from our coworkers. Remedy finished the job in a day and a half, and completely picked up afterwords. I was most impressed by them not charging us for a change we made.