It was done in a timely order, and looks great. and take care of my problem..I will be using this company to do my roof wend need...Thanks
Tim Miller Miller - 821 West Street , Muskegon, MI, US
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Your West Michigan Roofing Contractor
With Grand Haven, Spring Lake, Ferrysburg, Norton Shores, Muskegon, and Holland among the villages along West Michigan's lakeshore, Werner Roofing was established in 2007 to offer high-quality roofing, roof repair, and roof replacement services. Owner Kris Werner is proud of the business's "no-pressure" approach when working with homeowners, whether it be to patch leaks, fix gutters, or build siding. Werner has more than 30 years of experience as a roofing contractor. Werner, who oversees the company's crews, claims that his workers make a point of being trustworthy, diligent, and professional, which leads to favorable recommendations. "We have the disposition. People have faith in us, adds Werner. "Our men put in long hours."
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They were fast in responding to questions. They were able to come in and strip off and install the entire roof in one day and they cleaned up the mess really well. Reasonable price in comparison to other businesses I talked to.
With the gutter installation it was the same. Installed a high quality, larger capacity gutter. The price was reasonable and they were able to come in and do all of the work the same day.
They're honest they take time to call you back come out when they say they're going to
We had a steady and hard rain, Saturday before last. Before I called Werner, I was quite alarmed to find a more than minor leak, behind the medicine cabinet wall. It turned ugly when water seeped out, all around the frame, and the dripping turned into a small waterfall. I did some research online and figured that there had to be a hole in the "valley" of the roof. Still, I was puzzled as to how leaks go when they travel behind walls. Steve came out last Friday, was very nice, and I immediately f... Read more
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