Tadlock Roofing

Sue D.

Omero and his team are good at what they do. They are easy to work with and very professional. My repairs to the roof were completed in no time. They showed up when expected and were out of here in an hour. I hope to work with them in the future when it's time to get a new roof.

Charlotte T.

So disappointed in Tadlock Roofing. We had an appointment at 10:00 this morning and at 10:30 still hadn't heard from anyone. Couldn't call the office as they were closed so I emailed them and got a quick response. ""Let me see where my Sales Rep is."" Waited another hour. No phone call. No text. And no more emails. I definitely would not recommend Tadlock Roofing for any roofing needs.

Nicholas Z.

As of today Wednesday March 29th, I have personally spoke with the owner of the company and he is resolving the issues.

Gail G.

Tadlock out of Tallahassee replaced our entire roof. Joshua did the initial estimate and was extremely responsive to questions I had throughout the process. The roof went on ahead of schedule and below estimate. The installation crew worked hard and were very courteous. Cleanup was thorough as we never found even a single nail on the lawn. Overall a great experience!

David B.

When the quote was initially presented, the additional cost for a sheet of plywood was requested as the quote only reflects a square foot cost for decking. No direct cost for a sheet of plywood was given as had been provided on previous estimates. The other estimates we received mark clear costs for full sheets for $85 and $100 respectively. Our estimate from Tadlock Roofing ambiguously states ""decking, which is to be priced at $4 per sq. ft or linear ft,"" ultimately leading to a cost of $128 per full sheet of plywood. Due to this ambiguity whether plywood is based on a linear foot measure or square foot (with a standard plywood sheet being 4' x8'), the cost of a sheet of plywood was more than all of our other estimates.
At the beginning of the process, roofing materials were left on screen roof of our screened room. This increased the risk of damage to the aluminum structure as well as increased the risk of the screen tearing. More debris fell through onto the patio and into the pool. Picture dated 22FEB 1003
Initially we had asked for the dumpster to be placed in the street, but there were concerns that this may not be allowed through the home owners association. The roofers asked if it could be left in the driveway which would also allow the roofers to throw materials directly into the dumpster. We all agreed and the dumpster was dropped off in the driveway. The work was completed on 23FEB around midday, but the dumpster remained. We were told verbally that the dumpster would be picked up the next day, 24FEB, but it was never removed. No communication existed until we asked when the dumpster would be removed on 25FEB. The response was provided at 0916 on 25FEB, that the dumpster would be removed that day in about an hour. Approximately 3 hours passed, but the dumpster was removed midday 25FEB
On 23FEB, we were running errands while the roofers continued work. When we returned home from the grocery store mid-morning on 23FEB carrying groceries into the house, one contractor threw shingles off the roof hitting one home owner in the arm. Later in the day, around noon on 23FEB, one homeowner went outside to retrieve a delivered package and had gravel from the roof pushed onto them, ultimately having a small piece of gravel in their eye, removed at home with flushing with no long-term consequences.
At the end of the roofing process, there were large amounts of debris left on the back left corner of the house. This included shingles, aluminum, nails, tools, and other construction material. This was after all of their equipment, except the dumpster, was removed from the property on 23FEB. No one returned to the house between 23-25 FEB to clean up the debris. Pictures were taken and provided to Tadlock at 0901 25FEB. Tadlock sent out 2 people later that afternoon to clean up the remaining debris.
Of note, the contract states in #8: Do you acknowledge that Tadlock Roofing is not responsible for any AC, water, gas, and/or utility lines in the attic that have been run close to the decking? This was not present in any of the other contracts presented to us from other businesses.
Upon returning from a 12-hour shift at work on 22FEB, our Nest thermostat indicated that it had been unable to adequately cool the house over 10.5 hours. The homeowners assumed this was due to increased heat outside and a lack of roofing for the replacement during the day leading to more heat trapped in the house. The heat continued to build through the next several days and ultimately a local HVAC company was called to assess. Upon evaluation, they deemed the A/C had lost all of it's refrigerant due to a roofing nail striking the copper line carrying the refrigerant in the attic space. Upon noticing the house was not cooling off appropriately after the roof was installed, our regular HVAC company was contacted to evaluate the problem. They initially determined there was no refrigerant in the system. After seeing the roofing permit, they went into our attic and noticed a nail through the copper line that holds the refrigerant for the A/C system. Their invoice specifically denotes ""level 3 repair, replace 8-foot section of copper line where a nail from the new roofing that was done hit the copper line. All the freon was loss."" A video of hissing from the line was sent to Tadlock roofing supervisors at 1723 on Friday 25FEB. They indicated they would touch base on Monday 28FEB, the date the repair was supposed to be completed by the HVAC company. Upon completion, a copy of the invoice was sent to Tadlock supervisors at 1442 Monday 28FEB with a response from their team that they would get with their boss. Received a phone call noting that Tadlock is not responsible for HVAC problems after roof install and that this was agreed upon in their contract. No written response was provided. We were informed that there would be further discussion to determine if any assistance would be provided. No additional phone calls or messages were received. We con

Debbie D.

Cannot imagine a better experience. They were organized and communicated with me throughout the process. Their price was reasonable. Extremely happy with my new roof!

Lyndal B.

Anyone looking for roof and gutter work might want to read this review. I hired Tadlock to replace my roof and gutters because they did both projects.  Well, the roofing work was done and there were no problems and I would say they did a good job.
Can't say the same for the gutter work. First, after several delays such as material was not delivered, truck had mechanical issues and another time there was a hurricane off the gulf coast .  It took weeks to reschedule an appointment.   Let's fast forward to the final day, I was out of town had but my 20 yr old son was at home.
After installing the gutters the installer managed to roll off my roof pulling down 17 feet of newly installed gutters. 
Ok, now it gets really crazy. The installer had locked his keys inside the back of the truck. He went through my garage looking for a saw or crowbar which I didn't have.  So he talks my son into driving him to Walmart where he proceeds to buy a saw that's used to cut wood.  NO LIE. When the installer returns to my house he starts to cut a hole into the top of his truck. Asks my son to use his cellphone flashlight so he could rummage in the truck looking for a set of keys.
I wish I had been at home to watch the whole thing go down. The installer never offered my son any money for his time and gas driving him around.
But here's the real kicker I paid $3,000 for this less than quality workmanship. I asked for  discount and was told he was being generous to give me 5%.  He also said to me quote: ""If you were to reach out to the owner of the company he would laugh at your story and take your 5% discount away."" Well, I hope he's laughing now at the memorable experiences I have had.
I would proceed with caution about this company unless you want to grab some popcorn and watch some crazy things.

Rusty S.

I contacted Tadlock Roofing to get an estimate for the repair of a roof leak after unsuccessfully trying to schedule inspections with two other roofing companies. While I know Tadlock has a good reputation, I avoided calling them first because a) I was on a budget, and I thought they would be too expensive, and b) I thought my repair would be too small for them to consider. I was pleasantly surprised when the person in the office I spoke with on my initial call immediately scheduled an inspection for two days later, whereas the other roofing companies I had contacted always delegated that responsibility to an estimator (who never called back).

The Tadlock estimator immediately identified the source of the leak and sent me a proposal the same day. The repair was performed approximately one week later, and its efficacy was tested one week after that when a tropical storm came through the area--the repair held perfectly.

Overall, I had a great experience. The office staff, estimator, and technicians all displayed exemplary customer service. But I'm docking one star for the high (but not outrageous) cost of the repair, even though I expected it beforehand as I mentioned above.

Pamela K.

When I had my house painted , the painter found wood rot under the eaves of the back screened in porch. I called Tadlock, who had installed the Duralite roof years ago. They came right out to inspect and saw the seal around perimeter needed replacing, and the material needed to be special ordered. After two weeks, A crew came back, replaced the seal around the perimeter and adjusted some metal flashing and removed and replaced the wood under the eave. The crew was efficient and professional and the price was reasonable. I am happy with the work and recommend Tadlock for any roof installation or repair.

J D.

I recently had my roof replaced and everything promised was delivered. Beautiful look, excellent communication, and a thorough clean up!