Business ProfileforRoof Doctor Inc

Roof rebuilt by Roof Doctor. Estimator agreed & some repairs were made. Fix involved tearing up new flashing out from under the new shingles, & pulling up the shingle edge to attach new fascia & flashing. They had to nail through new shingles & many of those nails are exsposed. In several areas you can rock left to right foot the plywood and the nails through it. This is my biggest concern now. In nearly all cases these loose nails always work themselves out over time.RoofDoctor offers a 10 year workmanship warrenty, so I asked for an addtional 5 years. They refused.My second complaint is the final bill. Roof Doctor was my 3rd estimate and after the 1st bid was blank and the 2nd was detailed out I knew what I wanted detailed for the loan company I was still thinking I needed to use.My home had soft spots in many places, & in some spots you could feel the roof give way. While we could not estimate unseen damage we were sure of the perimeter being rotted. I wanted at least those 12 sheets plus 3 for 15 in the estimate. The fascia was rotted & fallen away in several places. At the front the fascia had been cut away in two places for an earlier terrace that rotted & was removed years ago. Of course the gutter has to hang from the fascia! So the fascia was supposed to in the bid from word one. In May while lumber market was high I got a quote for $4800. The market is back where it was nearly a year ago but the final quote that was supposed to cover everything to safeguard me was $9427. I had been charged again for an addtional 23 sheets (total job 24). I did not dispute the extra $1800 for fascia because I should have know better to see the estimate detailed out more fully.I asked that they drop the 2nd charge of plywood sheets $904. They refused any adjustment.