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"chimney capped and inner lining replaced"

"They showed up right on time and gave an estimate on the spot. The description of what needed to be done matched what other companies told me and the price was competitive. They took extra time explaining what work would be done and why it was important. They were able to schedule the work within the next few days. When they showed up to do the work, they were again right on time. It took them about a day and a half to complete the job. Throughout the process everyone on the crew was extremely professional. The care they took to manage the dust and not damage the fireplace mantel was amazing. Will definitely be using them for routine chimney sweeping in the future."

"Great. Got the stainless steel chimney cap so it won't rust out. Work was completed while I was at work. I was given pictures of the completed work."

"Mr. Prince makes a point to be very professional. The price was a little higher than the estimate because he ran into problems. He was apologetic and said he'd hold to his original price but he had put more work in. We met him halfway, with a price rise from $1,867 to $2,038. The only thing I wonder about is the two screws coming through the stainless steel. See photos."

"These folks were great! Super fast. Excellent price! (I did have an Angie's list coupon which provided a great discount.) I noticed that my chimney cap had been blown off recently, not sure how long it had been like that. Priddy Chimney had a crew in my area and could do the install SAME DAY! The team was quick, professional, and cleaned up after themselves (unlike some contractors). Quick and easy job for them. Great price for me. I would certainly hire them again!"

"Glenn and Rocco took great care in giving the insert a good inspection. They made some adjustments and replaced necessary components of the fireplace and put everything back perfectly. I will ask for them for future check ups! <br /> <br /> <br />"

"First I would like to note the people at Corley are honest and accurate with their estimates. They started within the quoted time frame (6-8 weeks which was reasonable considering the rain and backlogs of 2018). They also offered the lowest cost and best overall estimate. Their contract spelled out exactly what they were going to do and what specific materials I was going to get. They are a good company. The work went well from delivery of the materials to cleanup. It took 2 1/2 days for 5-6 guys to complete the work. Everything was done according to the contract and the roof looked good when they finished. I highly recommend Corley Roofing. (Caveat for insurance claims- The March 2018 wind storm damaged about half of my main roof and this was my first experience with a homeowner's insurance claim. Even though half of my main roof singles were damaged, the insurance company said they would only pay for spot patching. I had an estimate from Corley but I wanted to get one last estimate and I wound up signing a contract with another "reputable" and large roofing company but they wound up wasting 5 months of my time by doing nothing. That other company only does open-ended contracts for insurance claims where they "work with your insurance company" to get the most money for you. This is a borderline scam. Notice those types of contracts have no written specifics! Rather than a whole roof replacement they might only do spot patching and there's nothing you can do about it because that's the most they could get the insurance company to pay. I did have this other company put in writing that the contract was void if they couldn't get an entire roof replacement but I forgot to put in a deadline. The 5 wasted months happened mainly because of my patience - 2018 was rainy and roofing companies were backlogged from the widespread wind damage. A few times each month I got reasonable excuses from this other company about the delays and because of their good reviews I believed they could eventually get my insurance company to pay for more than spot patching. But it was 4 months before they finally came out to my house to take pictures for the supplemental claim. A month afterward they still had not sent in the supplemental claim to my insurance company. The way the contract was written I did not have an out or a reason to cancel except for the incorrect 6-week estimate for work completion. 5 months had passed by the time I gave up and I told them to cancel the contract. If you're doing insurance related work try to find honest companies like Corley that will put in writing exactly what materials will be used and exactly what work will be done, regardless of how they will work with the insurance company. Because I went with Corley I have to submit the supplemental claim myself. But that's much better than signing an open-ended contract where essentially a roofing company can do whatever work they want. Because of the roof damage in 2018 and some small damage twice before, all I wanted was 130 MPH rated roofing and my insurance company to pay for it.)"

"The entire job went smoothly and was done quickly from the time I contacted them for an estimate until the work was completed. They supplied me with numerous photos documenting the state of the roof and chimney to support the estimate, and then with more photos showing the progress of the work through completion. The workers were prompt, thorough and efficient. We are very satisfied with MacKay."

"Nicto had a staff of very nice and professional workers.  We never wanted to rebuild our chimney because we have see other houses that have it done and it does not match.  The chimney was so cracked from the hard winter that we were concerned about water damage if we did fix it.  Nicto did a great job of finding new bricks (ours had cracked) and matched the mortar color very well.  They finished the job on time.  I recommend using them for chimney work.  They were a referral from Bromwells - the Fireplace people in Falls Church. <br />"

"I contacted Roof Solutions after we discovered a water coming through an upstairs light fixture. Eric came out and discovered a missing slate and unsealed nail hole along the roof ridge. Rather than just replace the slate and reseal the ridge, Eric proposed a cap along the entire ridge to prevent future occurrence. The finished product is attractive and blends well with the roof."