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"Over the last couple of years we have hired Roof Peak for several roof inspection and repair work and they have always been prompt, timely, and honest with their estimates and the completed work. I would recommend them to anyone looking for a roofing contractor."

"Keith Roofing is great! Very professional and knowledgeable when it comes to roofing problems. They specialize in old homes in the Capitol Hill/Georgetown area. After renovating our home a couple years back we had new windows installed in the brick frame. Recently we've had mold accumulate above a doorway on top of which there is a green roof and a window. While we thought the problem was from faulty caulking where the green roof sits, the rep from Keith Roofing instantly pointed out that it was quite common for windows in these old houses to leak! He took it upon himself to caulk both the green roof and the window FOR FREE as a favor. We are sure to be using Keith Roofing in the future! If you have an old brick home in DC you have to use Keith Roofing. They know their stuff!"

"I think (hope) I ended up with a good job but it wasn't without frustration. First off, they quoted me 8-10 weeks before they could start to work. I called around to several other roofers to see if they could start sooner, and I didn't get much better lead time. It was nearly 3 months before they started work. The roof repairs were pretty straightforward other than they forgot a couple of things on the "to do" list, and needed to be reminded. Gutters and downspouts were replaced all around the house. I had some issues with how they handled the downspouts on the ground end and discovered several high spots in the gutters where water puddled up and didn't reach the downspouts. They eventually came back with some additional parts and adjusted the pitch of the gutters (this time they tested them with buckets of water) and although I wasn't thrilled with the final job, it was probably the best I was going to get. One of the problems was that the original downspouts weren't really in the right place and they just put the new ones where the old ones were. I wish the estimator had recognized that and suggested that they re-position the new ones. That would have helped with the gutter pitch problem, among other things. He told me that it's their practice to put new downspouts where the old ones were so as not to leave unused holes in the siding or leave paint that didn't age to the same color as the rest of the house as a result of being in the shadow of the downspouts. Also, he told me that there might be additional wood that needed to be replaced when they started hanging the new gutters. This is standard roofing language, but generally the unplanned wood replacements are hidden under shingles. He could have done a better job of estimating the amount of wood that needed replacement - it was nearly $1000 above the estimate/contract. I might have been able to head off a couple of the problems if I could have discussed them with the work crew, but there wasn't anyone on the work crew who had a good command of English, so communication was difficult. I ended up with a couple of kludges for connecting the new downspouts with existing (and formerly connected to the old downspouts) buried drain pipes. I hope I don't need this sort of work done again, but now I know more about what might not go right so I might be able to avoid frustration and rework next time around. However, I think I'll look for another company rather than go with Pond again - for better or worse."

"We had a leak in the master bedroom ceiling. We called RIBA Construction in for a repair estimate. HB (their estimator) inspected our roof and found a hole where a branch had fallen and poked a deep gash through the tiles, at a valley between two slants in the roof. The painted area on the ceiling of the master bedroom had puckered and split, so it needed to be refinished & repainted. There was another area in our house by a window in another window where the paint had warped that we asked HB to give us an estimate for. He examined our window frame, inside and out and told us that the window frame was no longer level underneath the vinyl siding and the wood in the corner of the window was damp and he recommended that it should be repaired. Repair of a section of roof tiles: $300 Repair of a window underneath vinyl siding: $400 Refinishing & painting of ceiling & wall by window corner: $350 Each of these three tasks was performed by different repair men on different days. The estimate and the three repairs were all scheduled promptly and with clear warning as to when they would arrive. All of the work appears to have been done well and handled professionally. We would recommend them to anyone who need one or all of these the three services that they performed."

"Rich was amazing. This job was very difficult. Because of the configuration of my house, there was only one spot in the closet where the tube would go thru. Another contractor told me that the job was impossible, because of obstables both between closet floor and dining room ceiling and closet ceiling and roof. Rich managed to install the Solatube and avoid all the obstacles. It was really amazing what he was able to do. I am not easily impressed with contractors, but Rich was great. He is clearly an expert in his trade."

"From Hunter Taylor, the Sales Consultant to customer service and the team that did the actual new roof all were great. They took the anxiety of have a new roof put on my townehouse at ease. The crew was on time and had enough workers to complete the work in one day and kept me aware of any extra needed work to do. They cleaned up the whole area so no nails were left behind and the pricing was exactly what I planned for. N. Ryan"

"Mr. Burns is quite knowledgeable about the type of roof we had (built-up, also known as slag or tar & gravel), and the repairs necessary to correct a leak (vice replacement). Other roofers wouldnâ t take the job - it was out of their sphere of experience. Mr. Burns was prompt, clean and efficient, and charged a reasonable amount. On his first visit, Mr. Burns repaired part of the roof and eave that had rotted away over time. The rot was due to long term (years) water intrusion. There were two possible sources for the origin, but we took his advice to wait for rain to determine which area needed repair work. He returned in a few days, after a heavy rainstorm revealed the source, to find and repair the source of the leak higher up. The roof has been trouble free since his repair."

"We are enjoying our new roof. Springfield worked around the weather and left the property clean when the task was completed. Andrew was a joy to work with. We would not hesitate to engage this firm again."

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"They are extremely responsive and have a great team. We did not ultimately hire them for the roof repair due to the cost and how far they were scheduled out."