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07/30/2006

Legacy Roofing delivers a skilled crew and a great roof

Legacy Roofing delivers a skilled crew and a great roof

Review of: Legacy Roofing
By: Sheri Fresonke Harper
Rating: 4
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We needed to replace our roofing this year and my step-daughter who works in the housing industry recommended Legacy Roofing. Their estimator answered our call immediately and set up a really quick appointment. We discussed what we wanted and his estimate came in the range we expected to pay for a 40 year 3-tab roof. The estimator gave an overview of the work to be done, including describing what would happen with vents, gutters, etc. So we went with them. They scheduled a tentative date, then called us every day to let us know when they'd actually arrive, which was three days later. Fine by us. The crew showed up, stripped all the old cedar shingles while laying down plywood and a shield. That done, the shingle crew showed up the following Monday and by Tuesday the work was complete. They also installed a skylight which has been less happy since the work is still in progress since the sheet rock guys were backlogged. Overall, we're very happy we called them

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