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"Actual roofing work well done but for Roofing Teamwork ethics need attention to get better rating. Roof work done during winter months with shorter days starts when warmer and makes for shorter work hours. Be ready to do self-tidy up around house after workers leave if not at a new building project. Company sales service is better than others but needs improvement in communications throughout with customer/client relations. Be specific about Roofing Team members using non-team equipment and/or moving non-team items without permission. Also clean-up of non-team items before roofing team leaves location. When lunch time arrives, ensure all roofing team members leave location to go and get lunch which includes using lunch facility restroom, if needed, before returning work site to continue roof work. Overall, Roofing Teams work was fast. Now to await results of the Inspection Department representative."

"Although the weather was a major factor and also materials ordered, once everything fell into place, the job was done very quickly and professionally. I will continue to use this company for any roofing needs and recommend them to anyone needing any type of roofing repairs or installs."

"Amazing, very professional, on-time, clean work,"

"I was upstairs and I heard a lot of noise and the house started shaking. There were cracks inside the house. I asked what happened and they said the jack slipped. After that they said everything was good, looked level. They were supposed to redo my front steps by tearing the whole thing down and reconstructing it, but they talked me into just letting them fill in the area under the stairs with concrete and they did a sloppy job as fast as he could so they could get paid and be done with the projects. Now water gets under those area he filled and goes into the foundation. The hand railing is also not secured well to the concrete and I requested the redo that. I realized after they were done that the house was not level by the garage door. They hired a person to install a new door and he had real trouble getting the old one taken down and then had trouble with the install as well. The crew did not clean up after themselves at all. My niece and I spent 5 hours cleaning up all the bricks and concrete. One day they left my front door open and my house was filled with concrete dust everywhere. I called them several times to ask them to come out and look at the spot above the garage that was still sagging. They would tell me they were going to come out once they get more work in the area, but never came. A few months ago he said I never complained or called him. He still hasn't been out here to look at the house and I don't think he's planning on it. The last time we talked he said he was going to call before he came out but I haven't heard from him. I was responsible for repairing the drywall crack on the interior, but was assured there wouldn't be many, however, there are huge cracks all over the house."

"Decided to add solar last November - looked at all the top rated folks on Angie's List and invited 4 to look at my house.
Sunpro responded promptly and did a thorough job of reviewing my situation - getting up on the roof to find suitable places for panels.  (Not a single one of the other companies went on the roof at this early stage of the process).
We have an unusual house, it started as a modest house that grew thru multiple flat roof additions - the roof line is complex.  Sunpro was willing to work with our situation.  
To solve a leak problem on a flat roof, where pitched met flat, we decided to just foam over the whole thing.  Sunpro installed the brackets on the pitched roof, oversized to allow foaming, then waited for foaming to be done by another contractor, then installed the rails and solar panels.
An incidental benefit of our unusual leak fix approach (spraying closed cell foam on top of shingles) was that the roof is bright white and reflective - increasing the amount of solar energy reaching the cells.  I was concerned about saturation of the cells.  Sunpro sent info showing that the microinverters they supply are the most cost effective way to maximize solar output per $, but in my special situation, worked with me to put in slightly larger microinverters due to my wish to take advantage of the "turbo" effect of reflective white surfaces near the cells.  I had to pay more for the larger microinverters (a reasonable amount).  
Sunpro was thorough in their review of my situation, responded in depth to my questions and concerns, and flexible in implementing the best solution.  The install was drawn out some, to get special brackets and to deal w/ roof foaming - other than these delays to accommodate me they were prompt.  I raved so much about them my brother had them put solar panels on his house a month later.
Like the Enphase monitoring of the panels - included with their system.  We're roughly in balance lately on energy - will probably accumulate credits thru June, then consume more than we create thru the summer.  Like the comprehensive guarantee on the whole system, but hope we won't have to use it.
Only glitch has been monitoring of the system (Enphase) has been down at times due to problems w/ our household wireless routers - this is not Sunpro's fault, but it can be disconcerting.  Fortunately the system is still generating power and working as intended when Enphase is shut down - sort of like your car still works and can be used even if the speedometer is broken.  Sunpro offered to send folks by to look at the system, but I figured out what was causing the problem and didn't need their assistance.
Every person was courteous and polite and did their job well - from estimator to installers.   The installers went to some pains to put the panels in the best locations - minimizing shading from various vent pipes on the roof, so the array is not just simple rectangles - it's optimum for solar, which is all that counts, as the pitched roof can't be seen from the ground.
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"They did a very good job with the roof and the addition that came off the house and covered the deck. The only reason I gave them a B rating for quality instead of an A has to do with the finishing touches on the addition. All around the house the soffit fascia is covered in white sheet metal. When they finished the addition, which follows the roof line of the back of the house. They left it with bare, untreated wood. They don't use treated lumber because it reacts with the metal roofing and some corrosion may result. That's fine, but they should have at least covered it so that it tied in with the rest of the roof line. As we did our final inspection, I asked about the wood being treated and he explained why they don't use it. I said " so I guess I'll have to cover it?" He said that I would. I was leaving town on business in a couple days and had a lot going on, so I guess I just didn't think to put my foot down and insist they do it. Here in Mobile, Alabama we are the wettest city in the nation. We get more annual rainfall than Seattle, and it's humid. Wood rot happens.I went and bought some Thompson's Water Seal, and some sheet metal and took care of it myself. I have some pictures, but I don't see how to post them on this review page. The workers were very polite and cleaned up very well each day.
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"Very good! They were very prompt, It took a day and a half and they cleaned up the area."

"Great. We have hired them again to build a front and back deck and put covers over both. They are very honest and don't over charge."

"Both jobs went very well, there were a couple of hiccups that were out of their control but they were very prompt at making sure everything was properly taken care of."

"The work went really well. They did exactly what they said their gonna do and I was very pleased with the service."