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"In one word - Awesome! Tim and his crew are true professionals. Tim gave us a realistic time to get the windows ordered (Wincore 8800 Impact Windows with 3 panes and laminated glass - no hurricane boards or shutters required) and installation scheduled. He and his crew arrived on the day he said he would and 6 guys installed 28 windows in a little over 9 hours. You could tell they all had worked together for quite some time. And when they were done every window was cleaned and all debris collected and hauled off. I have not had a better experience with almost any kind of business transaction. Definitely recommend Tim if you need windows!"

"Very easy - called in, explained need, met with person to assess roof and estimate repair costs, scheduled appointment, crew showed up as scheduled and took care of the problem. They get extra points for telling me I should also have a qualified stone mason look at my chimney as it was showing signs of age and the mortar was missing in places."

"He was prompt to return email and came same morning to check my roof.  He explained the process and what my roof looked like.  It was not needing repairs at this time.  I will definitely use in the future. <br />"

"The work was started and completed on the same day.  The workers were extremely nice and kept everything moving at a steady pace.  A couple of days following completion of the job, there was a lot of rain and a leak in the roof.  I called to report the problem, they came back immediately (in the rain) and reported to me they had failed to put the proper glue (or whatever they use) around one of the gutters on the roof.  They apologized for the problem and within a day or so, sent someone to do a minor repair on a ceiling that was damaged. <br /> I was very pleased with the group, and the fact that they didn't hesitate to take responsibility for a problem that was theirs, and not mine.  <br /> They were very nice people and I would definitely use them again.  I can't really say they were the lowest priced roofers around, but they used the best product and the right amount of nails (not staples) per shingle.  That's important too.  They are definitely not just a group who flies through town with no responsibility.  By the way, this was hurricane damage.  <br />"

"I highly reccommend All Star Roofing Systems. Joel Chesney is awsome. His courtesy and customer service knowledge is above expectation. Joel handeled every detail with perfection for us. Juan and his crew roof installation was above epectation also. Courtesy, attention to detail, workmanship and articulate clean up left an impressive job well done. We have received many compliments on our house with the new roof from neighbors and friends. Thank you All Star Roofing Systems!!!!"

"To begin with, I contacted 4 different roofing companies (all highly rated on Angie's List). One of these used a satellite system for estimating the roof area (measured in and quot;squaresand quot;, 1 square = 100 sq ft.) Three of the four area estimates - including the one that used the satellite system - quoted roof areas that were much higher than the fourth. So I took the satellite image - which had linear dimensions on it, and added a factor for the roof pitch (basic trigonometry) and what I found was that the fourth estimate, which happened to come from Bruce Bethke, was nearly right-on. <br /> I have no idea what was up with the other three roofers' estimates (bad at math?), but they all enjoy great reputations on Angie's List... <br /> Bruce suggested that I think about a metal roof and offered me a and quot;screw-downand quot; option (where the fastening screws pass through the metal surface before anchoring in the plywood decking below) and a and quot;standing seamand quot; option (where the metal roof panels are clipped into hidden fasteners leaving the metal surface undisturbed.) NOTE: This second type of roof is referred to as and quot;standing seamand quot;, but it consists of panels with pre-fabricated seams that lock together as opposed to a and quot;trueand quot; standing seam roof which is installed with a power crimper that creates the seams onsite by bending the flat panels together. The original and quot;standing seamand quot; roof is significantly more expensive. While there may be a marginal benefit to the power-crimped roof, the pre-fabricated panels have a good track record. <br /> The more I learned about modern metal roofs, the more I wanted to go that route. They have 2 major benefits: (1) energy efficiency, and (2) durability. <br /> The metal roof (including colored metal roofs) are much more reflective of the sun's radiant energy, so they don't get as hot as asphalt roofs of any color. Furthermore, a metal roof has barely any heat capacity at all; when the sun goes down it has no stored heat to give off, whereas an asphalt roof heats to well over a hundred degrees fahrenheit, and cools down slowly - in the process radiating heat off to the atmosphere - and into the house! Since replacing my roof I have noted that the heat pump barely ever runs between 7 or 8 pm and 10 or 11 am, whereas with the asphalt roof the heat pump ran long and often throughout the entire night and morning. Because the metal roof saves so much energy it has earned an energy tax credit for the year it gets installed. <br /> The roof is also more durable - so much so that it meets a U.L. standard for resistance to wind and hail damage - which earns a discounted rate for homeowner's insurance in the state of Texas. <br /> Lastly, the roof looks great. Neighbors actually comment on it, and several have said they'd like to and quot;go metaland quot; when the time comes to replace their asphalt roofs. <br /> Once I decided to go with a metal roof, I ran the two options by a home inspector who urged me to go with the standing seam rather than the screw-down option. He said that even though it costs more initially, the additional cost is more than made up by the fact that the standing seam roof does not require screws to be inspected and replaced periodically. And the possibility of leaks is drastically reduced because there should be very few if any penetrations through the metal surface of a standing seam roof when installed properly. <br /> Back to Bethke Roofing. Bruce Bethke earned my trust with his straightforward estimate, his suggesting the metal roof, and giving me the full facts up front. He's a pretty easy-going guy besides, and I found dealing with Bruce - and his crew to be a very good experience. During the job Bruce suggested replacing the stack roof vent with louver vents on the sheer face of the adjoining wall (parts of the roof are single-slope adjoining a sheer wall face). That was done at a minimal additional cost. His suggestion improved the aesthetics of the roof, eliminated a potential water leak, and improved the attic ventilation. He even gave me some advice on a non-roof drainage issue I had - and his suggestion has proven completely effective, and much easier to accomplish than what I had originally planned. <br /> I heartily recommend Bethke roofing to anyone who needs a roof!"

"They did an awesome job repairing my roof after this past heavy rain we received. Very professional and cleaned up afterwards like they were never there. Would recommend to all!"

"Had hail damaged roof. During the inspection we asked if they use sub-contractors or employees. We were told employees. Holden replaced the roof 3 months before Hurricane Harvey. Installing crew did not flash the valley of the patio or the fireplace correctly. Caused major leak into master bedroom during Harvey. $5k in damages. Called contractor and he sent the installing crew out immediately during Harvey. They put plastic on the roof but put it in the wrong place. Leak continued. When they came back out a few days later the installer argued with us on where the leak was and kept blaming our siding crew for the damages. We had a different roofer come and inspect and they found his bad installation. Then we called our roof contractor back and asked for a different install crew to make the repairs. When the new crew came out they immediately saw the problem - bad install from 1st crew. We also found out the 1st crew was a sub-contractor crew not employees. So far they have not paid for any of the inside house damages. They did repair the roof under warranty. They also tried to put different decking from what we ordered on roof during install but we stopped the job until they got the right decking. The install crew supv also argued with us saying the OSB they were putting on was actually CDX that we ordered. It wasn't! This was a BAD install crew! The repair crew was much better. But not needing a repair crew would have been best. Would never recommend this company to anyone."

"Our "only" negative comment about Ground Zero Shelters is that they do not come to a persons residence to give the sales pitch and demonstration. You must go to their showroom or see their product at a home show. This being said, we were extremely happy with the sales experience, reminders and installation of our shelter. They called about 10 days prior to the installation for a reminder, their installers called the day before and the morning of the installation to remind us that they would be at our home at the designated time. They showed up as promised and were completed with the installation in less than 1 1/2 hours time! Thank you Ground Zero!"

"He gave me some good advice to help me avoid jumping into something unnecessarily. I appreciated his integrity and professionalism. He gave me some good references for other non-roofing service providers that I might need and said that I could call him with any further roofing questions."