R3 Roofing & Exteriors

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Save yourself the headache of working with this company! We used them for major repairs in April, after a hail storm. Not only did they NOT complete the work, we are left to find a reputable siding company, as they took the money towards a siding job they had NO intention of completing. After filing a complaint with the BBB, we are forced to seek legal action. The company has split, and is operating under 2 names that we are aware of, so they are busy ripping off other home owners in the area.

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R3 Roofing & Exteriors Reviews

They came by unsolicited and wouldn't take no for an answer. Had to say no and ask about 8 times for them to leave. The employee then proceeded to hurl insults and talk trash about my home in front of my kids. If this is the way they act when they are door knocking, just imagine if you had an issue with the work or quote. I strongly do not recommend.

It’s often said that actions speak louder than words, and in the world of contracting, a name change can scream problems. When you notice a contractor rebranding every couple of years, it raises a significant red flag. It suggests an underlying pattern, a history of unfulfilled promises, shoddy workmanship, or dissatisfied clients.

Consider how a name change can serve as a way to dodge the consequences of past mistakes. Contractors who find themselves frequently altering their company’s identity are trying to escape negative reviews, a tarnished reputation, or financial instability. Potential clients might think they’re getting a fresh start with a new name, but all there getting is the same contractor, and stepping into the same cycle of disappointment.

Moreover, trust is a fundamental element of any service-based industry, and a contractor who changes names like clockwork betrays a lack of accountability. Instead of investing in improving their practices, they seem more focused on concealing their previous failures. This casts doubt on their professionalism and dedication to quality.

So, next time you encounter a contractor with a history of frequent name changes, remember that it’s not just about the surface. Dig deeper, check for reviews, and ask around. It’s worth ensuring your investment is in skilled hands rather than someone trying to hide their past. After all, peace of mind comes from knowing that the people you hire are committed to excellence—no matter what name they go by.

I am a contractor who has a client in Coal Valley, IL. Myself and Travelers Insurance inspected the house roof and found zero damage. R3 came after our inspection. The sales guy Maximalino Rocha caused damage to the roof and chalked it up where he created damages on purpose to get the job.
Travelers insurance has photographs of no damage on the slopes of the roof. R3 Roofing & Exteriors company is something to BEWARE of! Don’t let them on your home!

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