PLEASE READ IN FULL] If I could give this roofing company (and Nu Ray Metals) zero stars I would, they are untrustworthy and lack ethics or integrity, DO NOT EMPLOY THEM UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. Ok, so I’m a 20-year retired Navy disabled veteran. I worked my butt off so that when our family finally got our forever home, it would be just what we wanted; a nice little house with white paint, black trim and a BLACK roof, not green, not gray, not grayish green, BLACK. And for $25,000.00 I should be expecting a professional roofing company to be able to handle the simplest of requests. Because for that kind of money, you should expect great work, not shabby crap that you’ll regret for the next 30 years. When I contacted them and asked them to show me their catalog of options, I was quite clear on what I wanted. I’d had several estimators come by, but Gary, Pro Roofing’s sales guy, seemed to be an honest fellow that knew his product. So, when I saw that they had Nu-Ray metal roofing in True Black and Matte Black, I asked what the difference was, to which he (and every person from Pro Roofing NW AND Nu-Ray Metals) replied, “the Matte Black is the same as the True Black, just not as glossy”. Seems like common sense, right? Seems like this should be clear-cut right? NOPE!!!! Nowhere in the catalog I looked at (the Nu Ray metals Architectural Guide) did it say anything about asking for samples of the roofing prior to installation, and good old’ Gary didn’t have any samples with him, but I was certain of what I wanted and explicitly pointed it out to him on his catalogue (see photos, if attached). When they delivered the roofing material, it was upside down and covered in blue film, making it hard to see what color it actually was. My house has a daylight basement, so if you are in the backyard, you are straining to look up on top of your roof, from an area that is two stories high compared to the front of the house. I believed that what they were putting on my house would be just like true black, only less glossy…a matte black. So, when I got home on the day that they finally started working on the front, I told everyone to stop working, full stop, right now. The roof that they were installing, that I could now clearly see, was super- duper-gray, a very different from the color that I’d asked for, and definitely not what I was willing to pay $25,000.00 for. Well, the folks at Pro Roofing NW finally came out to see what the problem was, and right away saw that what they were installing was actually “Charcoal Gray” (per the pamphlet, see photos) and not Matte Black. I even called the Nu-Ray distributors in California and Washington to see what colors they offered, and still they described the Matte Black as “true black, but not as glossy”. Additionally, I looked up PPG Kynar, NuRay’s Paint supplier to see what colors the roof was licensed to be painted; in the USA the roofing materials NuRay can use only come in one type of Black, everything else is gray (bottom of this page- [*** Link removed ***] At first Pro Roofing Northwest’s Managers seemed very much “on my side” and assured me they would get Nu Ray metals to either give me a new roof or foot the bill for this “mistake” in full. Gary and the Managers at Pro Roofing NW met with me a few more times after that, assuring me each time that they would take care of me. But instead of taking responsibility, Alex, the owner of Pro Roofing NW decided to blame it on Nu-Ray and demanded aggressively in writing that I pay in full. I'm angry that I had made the monumental mistake of trusting this company. So, in the end, Pro Roofing got paid (I paid under protest, on the advice of a lawyer) and Nu-Ray metal got their money too. But me, the customer, I got screwed. Please don’t make my same mistake, choose anyone else. Don’t use Pro Roofing NW and don’t use any company that uses Nu-Ray metals. I deserved better, and so do you. I should have taken their other 1-star review to heart, but maybe you'll read this and choose better.