GT Roofing

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It was time to replace our old roof and not only that, the 2-foot overhanging eaves needed to be replaced as well. GT Roofing's estimate for the roof was in the middle of the other estimates we got. The price difference came with replacing the eaves. The company with the least expensive roofing bid wanted $200 per sheet of plywood, whereas GT wanted $40. BIG DIFFERENCE when you are talking about replacing the eaves all the way around.



We had GT do the shop roof, were thrilled with the job they did, so we had them come back a few months later and do the house. GT brought a large crew of hard-working men, all from the same village in Mexico. They had been working as a team for years and it showed. In one day, they ripped off the old roof, cut away the rotting eaves, put down new plywood, put on all new flashing, laid down an architectural shingle roof, and nailed it all by hand. When they were done, a worker went around with a high-powered magnet on wheels to pick up any dropped nails and a couple of workers picked up any other debris the crew had dropped.



When the Lewis County building inspector came to look over the first roofing job, he found one piece of flashing had been missed. He asked who did the job and when I told him it was GT Roofing, he went ahead and did a provisional sign-off with no need for a re-inspection because he knew GT Roofing would make it right.



After the inspection of the second roofing job, the inspector asked who did it, and when I responded, "GT Roofing", he said, "I like them. They're good."



One building inspector trusts a contractor and another likes their work and a customer hires them to come back for a second job -- that pretty much says it all.