John Brown Roofing And Construction

Karolyn G.

We needed a roof replaced on a rental home we were selling. An insurance inspector was only going to cover 1/2 the roof, but John was able to work with the insurance company to get them to pay for all of it. The roof was finished in one day and looked great. However, the title company for the buyers required an inspection after the roof was complete. This inspector ""found"" what he thought was rotted plywood from a leak near the chimney. I called John immediately because it needed to be fixed ASAP so we could close on the house on time. Upon further inspection by John, the plywood was not rotted but it had a water stain from a previous leak (that had been repaired) and the integrity of the wood was in place. However, knowing the title company would take the inspector's word over ours, John replaced all of the wood and re-shingled that area. He did this on a Saturday delaying a family vacation so we could close on time.

There are many ""good"" roofing company's but what are they like when something goes wrong? I think it says more about a contractor in how they deal with a problem after the fact. I can say from personal experience that John Brown Roofing was absolutely the BEST in handling this. John did not have to replace the plywood, but he did because he knew it was best in our given situation. I am really grateful for a roofing contractor that has integrity and stands behind their work. i could not recommend this company highly enough.