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"Team was punctual, quiet, and fast. Had everything roofed in one day, and cleaned up. Roof looks excellent, and quality of work seems great. They were able to help with a specific extra request and helped us out too."

"Outstanding quality and customer service! I would highly recommend!"

"It went great. A man measured the windows to be replaced and gave us a price. We went with them and on the scheduled they a crew of three arrived on time and had the old windows removed and the new window totally installed in a 3 to 4 hours. They did a good clean up too."

"Mr. Haas identified problems in our roof installation and issued a report. He suggested re-install and steps that we should take to get it done. It was a long process that involved county and DPOR. Mr. Haas was very helpful every step during the entire process. He is highly experienced and very responsive to our calls, text, and email. We eventually got the roof reinstalled in a very good quality. Mr. Haas was onsite multiple times to ensure the right materials and methods were used. It would not be possible without the help from Mr. Haas."

"Excellent and found overall a good experience. Of course, we were sick from the damage that was found.  The price you pay buying a home that is not carefully inspected."

"He was very responsive. We had a rush situation because we have multiple owners so we wanted them right between a certain time period and he actually worked some over the weekend because the weather was so hot and we needed to have it done at a certain time."

"Overall, the window-storm door-trim project was quite successful, but not without snags/problems. The first snag arose after I reminded Jaymey that the window openings on the south side were to receive the double hung windows. Jaymey immediately stated the instructions to one of his workers, who about a half-hour later (after Jaymey had left to check on another project) began to install a sliding window on the south side. Nonetheless, I spotted the mistake early, so that turned out okay. (It pays to keep a close eye on things.) The second snag arose from defective caulk. As I planned to paint the interior trim, paintable caulk was needed between the joints. However, a bad batch of caulk proved not to be paintable (save for one tube). I complained and Jaymey sent out an employee. The employee looked at the absence of adhesion and said that the interior trim was vinyl. I told him that it was wood. When he was convinced that it was wood, I said that the easiest fix was to replace the interior trim. He said that he was not comfortable with that and left. Nonetheless, after I spent several hours sanding off the caulk from the wood surface, the window installation turned out fine. The next snag was in the placement of the door handle-lock fixture in the storm door to the back yard entrance. Apparently, measurements weren’t taken prior to installing the fixture with the result that the plunger could not be engaged by using a key on the outside. Jaymey sent out an employee with a saw to shorten the plunger. After he shortened it and after I spent about 30 to 45 minutes filing down the sharp edges, the storm door installation too turned out fine. Another shortcoming was a string of quite noticeable scratches on the front entry door. My wife said that they were not there before work was done on the outside storm door. Nonetheless, the front door had some minor scratches from Christmas wreath decorations and likely should be repainted anyway. Finally, there was a blotch of something on one of the screens, quite irritating at the time, but weather apparently has removed it. So, overall, everything turned out not badly, in fact, quite good. I like Jaymey. Although most of his crew seem to me not to be overly endowed with talent (JC is an exception, he seems quite capable), if you keep a close eye on things, the work should turn out okay. With this caveat, I would recommend Dornbusch Construction. I also should remark that I may have Dornbusch Construction do more work in the future. I should also add that Jaymey always returns telephone calls and has a pleasant manner."

"I have a 112 year old Craftsman 3-story house in southern Minnesota, and as one might imagine, things tend to wear out and need replacement. In my 9 years at this location, I have had two or three roof problems, and although I have called every roofer listed in the book and a couple who are not listed, Rightway is the only company that has ever followed through with both a visit and a written estimate. Therefore, they have gotten my business. <br /> The roofing season in Minnesota is shortened by snow and ice that can prevent roofers from going up on a roof for several months, so timing is critical. I started trying to hire someone in late March, and three roofers came and looked at the job. Rightway's estimate and a contract arrived a couple of days after they looked at the project. My only complaint was that after they had received my signed contract, it took them over a month to get back to me to schedule the job, and this scheduling happened only after I contacted them twice--a week between my two phone calls. But once they had my attention, they were able to schedule their work within a couple of weeks. <br /> They showed up on time the day they said they would come, demoed the damaged shingles, cleaned up and hauled away the mess, installed new shingles and finished three days later. They wasted no time. Their workmen were careful and well mannered, and the quality of their work seems to be good. As their truck was pulling away, one of the other two roofers I had called for an estimate six or eight weeks earlier phoned me to talk about doing the job, but I had to tell him that the work had been completed by someone else. <br /> My roofing problems stem from a batch of bad Certain-teed shingles that were sold in this region ten or twelve years ago, and I am eligible for a Class Action settlement with this company. Bob at Rightway furnished me with a detailed invoice that I can send with my claim. Rightway seems to understand how to handle the business aspect of the roofing industry as well as the actual application of the roofing materials, and we need more of that from contractors here in south central Minnesota. I hope Angie's List provides motivation for more contractors to conduct their business in a more professional manner."

"They delivered exactly as promised on everything!  They handled all the paperwork and dealt with the insurance company several times, we didn’t have to do anything.  The doors and windows are beautiful, the work on the roof and siding was perfect, and both the sales and service people were friendly, courteous, professional, and meticulous about cleaning up behind them.  We would wholeheartedly recommend Red Cross Construction to anyone.  They really stood behind their word."

"Flawless, cleaned up afterwards , they worked hard and steady, quality first. I would hire again no doubts, friendly, christian men, kind and considerate."