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"I am very pleased with the roof replacement. The workers were very thorough, neat, efficient, and professional. During the project they noticed a lot of rotted wood and were able to repair that as well. From the entire process - initial meeting; sales; work performed; and cleanup; I have nothing negative to say. Outstanding work."

"I first called another roofer who never came inside to look at the stains or went up on the roof. That roofer said by visual inspection he could tell I did not need a new roof and his company only dealt with replacements. But, he hazarded a guess at what was wrong and said if anyone actually went up on the roof, it would cost around $800. I then called Farina who scheduled an estimate; they arrived on schedule. The gentleman came inside and took pictures of the stains. I received an estimate about a week later and was asked to agree to it or not by email. I agreed and about another week passed and they showed up at my house to do the work, again going inside first to look at where the stains were. The actual work took less than an hour-so far, so good. Assuming that the leak is fixed, the only thing that could have been better was if I was told beforehand when they would do the work, instead of their just showing up. Luckily, I was home."

"Anthony of Tar Star Roofing was referred to me by my real estate agent, and was everything the agent said—honest, reasonably priced, expert, reliable, easy to work with. Tar Star got the job done in no time, and from the photos, the chimney and shingle repairs look amazing! Thank you, Tar Star!!"

Here at Diamond Construction, Inc., we are dedicated to providing you with exceptional customer service. We specialize in all areas of roofing. From siding to roofs, to windows and gutters. We'll be there to make sure it's done right the first time. We have been in business for over 10 years and are backed by over 10 years of experience. We are accredited by the BBB, Genflex, and are fully insured. So call today and set up your free estimate.

"I had to have the roof of my garage replaced and I got a very good estimate from these guys and I engaged them to do it. They were professional and had to do a fair amount of restoring of rotted wood and had to remove three layers of asphalt shingles off my old garage. Anyway, they did this for $3,310 for a 300 sq ft roof. That was a far lower estimate than the other places that I got estimates from. The quality of the work is wonderful and they did an excellent job of cleaning the interior of my garage because when you think about it, for most roof replacements, the dirt is up in your attic. My garage is a workshop with benches and shelves everywhere and they did a very good job of cleaning up afterwards. I give these guys an unqualified recommendation."

"DH. Smith repaired the roof, lead flashing around the chimney. Also, the mortar and crown of the chimney were replaced and repaired. They were work was fast and completed in one day. The price was very reasonable. They did not try to sell me additional work that did not need to be done. I would not hesitate to call them again for another project, Good honest workmanship. A pleasure to do business with."

"Joe responded quickly. He did the necessary repair at reasonable price and explained what went wrong. Another larger roofing company wanted to replace the whole roof. Joe is honest to tell us that the roof is in overall good condition. Only a section needs to be repaired due to the damage from a poor de-ice job years ago."

"Rubber and Asphalt repair. Went very well."

"This team took the time to really understand leaky roof problem before considering the repairs."

"Steve did a great job in addressing the kind of task that many roofers avoid or dread: repairs to a leaky roof. Apologies for the long account. Over 5+ years, unsealed openings around plumbing and appliance vents had caused cumulative water damage in two places of our kitchen ceiling, including dry but swollen sheet rock. A number of tradepeople had pointed out the sunlight around the vents, so the root cause was clear. For this reason as well as the small affected area (~3x6 feet) and plans for a footprint-changing renovation in two to three years, we elected to repair rather than replace our old but still healthy roof. Although he said the best way to be sure was to replace the [half] roof, Steve understood our reasoning and replaced all three vents in the problem area, with ice-and-water shield and a number of new shingles. He wouldn't guarantee such a limited fix (few if any roofers will), but offered to return if anything untoward happened in the next bit of time. It did - less than a week later, during a nor'easter. In the attic, all of Steve's vent repairs were tight, but I found regular dripping in the bay adjacent to the repairs. After the horizontal, wind-driven rain stopped, the dripping did as well, suggesting the water was getting in through a lifted shingle. Soon after, I went onto the roof and found several loose (well nailed, but unglued) shingles in the repaired area - both new and pre-existing ones. Further to either side of the repair, the shingles all adhered. Steve's very reasonable point was that I should wait for warm weather to adhere the new shingles (which come with a strip of asphalt). I agreed but chafed a bit at waiting, as we were overdue to finish the renovation. Come July, a tradesman estimating the kitchen ceiling repair took a look on the roof and showed me several still-loose shingles, including some new to the repair. Given this new information, Steve stopped by promptly and applied roofing glue under the loose shingles. I'm now satisfied he's done everything we could have expected to address our problem."