SureRoof
2026-01-16T23:24:30.698Z
Marco Najera was through and communicative, warm and friendly. But to me, the most important aspect is quality, especially when I'm paying $$$ for a big job. I watched the whole team closely at random times, often they were unaware of it! - and they always did the job to code, not cutting any corners. For example, some roofers will use less nails to save money; here, every shingle was fastened with 6+ nails, to code. The underlayment (the part you can't see after installation!) was Mountain Bigfoot, made for freezing temps, not cheap Home Depot roofing felt. It was secured with orange-cap nails which are ideal for for sheathing but more expensive than plain ones. When the stuff underneath is done right- what you can't see when the job is done and most people don't take notes while it's being done like I do- that tells me they care about quality. The city inspector, yes! I talked to him personally! also confirmed this company has done good work in his experience. I researched the brand of materials they used, Malarkey, and it is a US based company known for being good in harsh weather conditions, especially high wind... sound like Montana? The shingles help the environment by using recycled material and smog-reducing granules that keep the air cleaner. Finally, Malarkey warranties their products, and by extension, the installation. I would use Sure Roof again. They did it quickly, used high-quality materials, and most importantly, they did it right. The new roof looks very good.