Alpine Construction

First contact was Tom, the estimator. He listened to what we wanted and had several suggestions to clarify the work. Alpine's price was the lowest. 
The start date shifted a little because of weather and because they apparently like to finish one job before they start another. Five guys showed up (I had expected only three) and removed the old roof in just three days. They were very neat and policed the yard as they finished each day. They worked basically 9 to 5, so our home schedule was not severely upset. The actual roofing was done with three workers who worked through the weekend. The whole job took a week, and it looks great. They continued to keep the yard clean, even after a pretty good wind.
The workers were very good. They even took time out to help a neighbor who was building a playhouse for his daughters. They helped him put up the roof, which was more that a one-man job. They often asked my desires when they encountered unexpected situations. There was one small glitch - delivery of the skylight hardware was delayed because the vendor screwed up, and Alpine made the vendor call and apologize to me directly - I couldn't have asked for more.
About the only negative I can think of is that the roofers often had to wait for a trailer to haul off the old roof or the scraps/junk from the job. Other than that, the job went very smoothly and we are very pleased with the result and the experience. I would certainly use these guys again.

FINE

First job was back in the early 90's they refinished some old oak floors that were in bad shape.   The did an excellent job
They remodeled our bathroom in the 90's - great job.
Another floor refinish, two roofs, window repair, interior painting and small construction prior to a sale.
Deck sanding and repair.
They most recently did work early in 2012 - when they repaired some dinged walls, did interior painting, refinished a wood floor and repaired a roof - all for a pending real estate sale.  They were under the gun to get the work done very quickly and they did an excellent job!
We once called them at night to secure my parents house after it had been broken into.  No one was in town to do that and Alpine saved the day.

Bad roofing job 9 yrs ago - actual open areas.  Came, match roofing colors, made excellent repairs in timely fashion.  Well pleased.

We just  bought this house as a repo ad hired several contractors aand were not happy with the work but when we hired these guys it was great, the work was done w2ell and fast.I wasn't sure it would stay there because we live in a VARY windy spot but after all these years it is still there just as good as the day they put it up!

Alpine from start to finish was a pleasure to work with! they performed quality work and a fare price. They had to adjust the schedule and move it up because I sold my home, they did this without blinking eye about it at all and had it completed a week earlier than planned.

Very happy with Alpine and would recommend them to anyone.

Excellent - on time and on budget

My 15 year old home had sustained wind damage to the roof from a storm.  I called several companies that I was referred to by friends and family.  Alpine was chosen to do the work based on price and references.  Darrius did a nice job explaining options for color and style that would work well with my home.  The work was done in a timely fashion and to my satisfaction.  I would refer others to them for roofing needs.

Roofing, sheetrock were good. Porch still needs working on.

Synopsis: I wouldn't let these guys touch my house again even if they paid me. Work performed: Removed old roof and installed new roof. The good news first: I asked every contractor I interviewed if I needed a new roof. They all were vague except for Alpine who said I could still get by for years. The basic workmanship was fairly good. I'd give them a B and only that low because one of the valleys wasn't as straight as it should be. I believe the workers were well experienced. The bad news is with the management. It took 2 months to replace my roof and another month to complete the trim work. Work started Aug 3 and did not complete until Nov 3, 2009. First they ripped the old roof off. THEN they discovered they had to order special mold drip because I told them I wanted it to be brown (this was told to the salesman during the initial quote process). That took 2 weeks during which the house sat with nothing but tar paper on it. They then ran out of roofing material 2 times. Each time they had to order material, the house would sit for 2 or more weeks. My guess is every time they ran out of material, the workers would go another complete roof before they came back. It was beginning to appear that they weren't going to finish before the weather got too bad and I was actually forced to start discussing my options with a lawyer (the first snow came just a few weeks after they were finally done). Fortunately they got their act together before I had to resort to firing them and bringing in another contractor, but I am still out some legal fees as well. In multiple, unhappy, discussions with the owner he would invariably blame someone else. First it was the workers - he didn't know where they were because they should be here. In my discussion with the workers, they were working other jobs during the 6+ weeks of inactivity. Then he blamed the materials company for taking so long to get the material. Well, I ended up buying some spare shingles from them and I got them in a week. Then he blamed the heat. Yes, there were some hot weeks. But when the workers were actually on the job during such weather, they would work until noon, then come back after 6. At the end of the project I demanded what amounted to a 4% discount for failing to comply with the contract, specifically "the job would be completed in a timely manner". Of the 3 roofs replaced in the immediate vicinity, 2 were done in less than 2 weeks and one took about a month. Two months is completely outside of timely. The owner then blamed God. The problems were all an act of god and those weren't covered by the contract. At this point I was so flabbergasted I decided the best thing to do was pay him to get him out of my hair, then make sure others know about his poor management skills. It certainly did not occur to him that he did a poor job estimating materials and promptly getting a crew back out to my house as soon as the materials were available. Some other issues: They 1/2 removed the garage roof and then quit because they hit a problem for which they didn't have tools. They tarped the roof and of course it rained fairly hard that evening. Part of my garage was doused when it leaked thru a tarp with a hole in it. Fortunately not the part with dry wall. There was also incessant profanity between the workers. I'm no prude but there are kids all around my house the they sat up there cussing like sailors at each other. Good grief. As I said, I wouldn't let these guys touch my house after 3 months of b.s. If you are going to use them, I strongly suggest that you require they put a reasonable completion date into the contract. I certainly learned my lesson and I won't sign any open ended contract again.