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"Very happy with the installation of my roof. Crew was efficient and left a clean work site."

"Performed an excellent job clearing snow from our roof."

"Jim Wilson called me and we made arrangements to have work done. He has been very helpful and has kept in contact with me. I am in California while the work is being done in Colorado. I will be able to see work done in the first part of September. But he has sent me video of what has been done so far."

Hello my name is Jaidyn Gonzales I’m 21 years old and I own my own landscaping company I’m married and just had my first kid. I’m a fast learner and hard worker and I’m ready to do business with you.

"They were recommended to me by a family member who's friend had a positive experience with them.  At first they seemed great as I was dealing directly with the owners.  They said this would be a perk and gave me the impression that I would be dealing directly with them for the whole engagement.  However, soon after we signed the contract and the work was scheduled we got shuffled off to the background with everyone else and had a difficult time getting accurate and timely replies to our questions. <br /> It seemed the work was poorly orchestrated as the gutter people didn't know what the roof people were doing and when.  I had to take days off from work to make appointments and to be there while the work was being performed.  Several times the work was rescheduled without even so much as a phone call to me.  Basically I was sitting there waiting for people to show up and they never did.  Had to call the main office to dig into what was going on several times.  I basically felt like I had to be the project manager for the whole engagement; something I didn't have the time for. <br /> Though the work seemed to be of good quality when it finally got done, we weren't warned that the force of impact from all the tools they were using would knock items off our walls.  Also, our garage was filled with wood and other debris from how they installed the roof over it.  It was a good thing we didn't have cars in there.  They said they would pick up all the nails around the house when they were done with special magnets.  For weeks I was finding roof nails on the perimeter of my property that were just sitting there in the open.  Had a magnet come anywhere near such a nail it would have picked it up. <br /> This was a very stressful time for my family and me and having to constantly follow up on what and when things would be done was a real chore.  Cleanup was not great and I had to personally cleanup quite a bit afterwards which was not what I had in mind nor what I was sold.  Their back office employees seemed incompetent. <br />"

"I obtained 4 quotes for replacing my roof and I thought that Jack Bass with A1 was professional, the price was pretty good, and the quote was itemized instead of one lump price. I also liked that he seemed upfront with me - he included the cost of plywood sheathing in the quote because he went into the garage and said he could see that I would require that (the spacing between the wood was more than allowed by inspectors). No one else had mentioned that. He initially talked me out of impact-resistant shingles saying that the insurance companies liked them because they didn't have to pay to replace the roof in the future. However he thought that they would break on impact and be unsightly. When I called me insurance company they convinced me to look into the impact resistant shingles further, and the discount seemed worth it to me. I called Jack back to discuss and he said he had asked around and it turned out that the newer shingles did not easily deform with hail, so I decided to get them.  <br /> The roof replacement was uneventful and the new roof looked great. The gutters were installed a few days later. There was some drama involving the swamp cooler - either the water line to the cooler was punctured by the roofers or (as one person concluded the third time it started leaking) chewed on by squirrels. Either way, I was grateful that Jack arranged for the tubing to be replaced at no additional cost to me the first time (the second time, after it was concluded that squirrels could be the culprits, I had to hire a plumber to put in copper tubing).  <br /> I have had some issues getting a partial reimbursement on my landlord insurance for the impact resistant shingles - despite contacting Jack and State Farm a few times I'm not quite sure if they have communicated regarding this. But it's not exactly a time sensitive matter. Overall I thought the company was responsive and did good work. <br />"

"Well a pine tree blew threw the roof of our house. The cambridge guys were very nice and professional but i was suprised thatthey pieced a lot of the work out, not using thier own crews. They did an ok job but a l8t of the details were not their and i had to ask for them like trimming and such. They started and finished pretty quickly but it took some time for follow up care. <br />"

"<p>Installing only the additional blown-in insulation and NOT the Sol-Blanket in the attic area would have produced much better results and saved thousands of dollars.<br /> <br /></p> <p>Smart Energy Today specified that their Sol-Blanket has an R rating of R-16.  It actually is only rated as R-6 for the attic areas and R-16 in the crawl space area due to the direction of the heat flow.  </p> <p>The installers were very professional, nice to work with, and cleaned up nicely. </p> <p>However, when I lifted up the Sol-Blanket in the attic area a few days later I found that the pre-existing blown-in 10-inches (R-30) insulation and the added blown-in 4.3 inches (R-14) of insulation were now less than 8-inches (R-24) in numerous locations.   It was obvious that there were less than 14.3-inches (R-43) of blown-in insulation in vast majority of the attic area.</p> <p>I contacted Smart Energy Today and provided them with pictures of the attic area with several locations where the blown-in insulation was now BELOW the top of the 7-1/2 inch wide ceiling joists.   They were quick to response and made arrangements to come back and correct any deficiencies.</p> <p>When Smart Energy Today workers returned they removed the Sol-Blanket insulation to allow for the addition of more blown-in insulation.  This time they installed markers at my request that indicated the depth at which the blown-in insulation would be added to provide a total of at least 14.3 inches (R-43).   I observed the blown-in operation and they actually blew in a couple of extra bags of insulation into the attic. </p> <p>The Sol-Blanket insulation was re-installed on top of the new blown-in insulation for an expected net of R-49 (14.3 inches [R-43] blown-in and Sol-Blanket [R-6]).  It was during this process that I learned how the previous blown-in insulation became compressed from 14.3 inches to less than 7 inches in numerous locations.</p> <p>The instillation of the Sol-Blanket necessitates that workers travel several times back and forth stepping on the ceiling joists to position each 12-15 foot long and 4 foot wide pieces of material on top of the blown-in insulation.  Workers used their feet to clear away the blown-in insulation that they had just installed to locate the ceiling joists.  Workers use the ceiling joists to step on, stand on, and support themselves on their hands and knees while installing and adjusting the Sol-Blanket material.  These activities create a 1 to 3 foot wide pathway of compressed blown-in insulation for each 4-foot wide row of Sol-Blanket material. The workers did their best to try to re-fluff up the insulation, but once it has been compressed it is never going to be the same again.  Compressed insulation results in reduced R-values.</p> <p>The final results were that the blown-in insulation thickness (R-values) were reduced as the workers installed the Sol-Blankets from the outer edges of the structure to the center attic access point.  There is now approximately 10 to 12 inches (R-30/36) of blown-in insulation in the middle of the attic area when they completed the Sol-Blanket installation - approximately the same or a bit more than the amount of blown-in insulation that was in the attic to begin with.  </p> <br />"

"I am a new homeowner and was devastated when a hail storm caused major damage on our roof. We live in Denver, Colorado so this is common, but still so stressful. PEAK Restoration and Roofing put my mind at ease. They did an excellent, efficient job for a great price. I also loved that the owner was so responsive. It was so easy to get him on the phone for all of my questions. They made a stressful situation so much better and I would definitely use them again!"

"Grant and his team did a great job.  Reece and Justin were the two who did the actual install/repair/re-installation of the flooring with Grant's oversight.  Grant was punctual with his timing on his estimate and the actual cost was what was agreed upon for the job. Reece and Justin did a terrific job with the actual installation and went above and beyond in many facets to make sure that the work was satisfactory based on our desires.  There were a few unexpected challenges during the job and rather than take the easy way out and just try to "make it work" they took the time to do it right the first time.  Justin and Reece's craftsmanship was top notch with regard to the installation of the laminate floor with good attention to detail so that the seams looked appropriate and the lines were straight.  Overall we are very pleased with the work and would recommend Good Hands to all of our friends and neighbors."