Gutter Services in Beaverton picked by BestProsInTown
“Great experience. The estimator was friendly and knowledgeable and on time. The team was also friendly, efficient and did a great job. Very communicative throughout. Would definitely recommend and use again”
“We chose Clear Vision because of their competitive pricing and great ratings on Better Business Bureau. We were extremely happy with how fast they got us scheduled and the team they sent to do the work was amazing! They were quick and cleaned up after themselves as well as doing a fantastic job! Would definitely recommend them!”
“Overall I was satisfied with All Surface Roofing. The folks who answer the phone are very professional & friendly. My estimator was very knowledgeable and provided helpful insights to help me make a decision. One thing I wish I would have requested is to have him mark the cedar shingles that he recommended be replaced. This was a 2-3 shingle bundle project and they are not cheap. The reason I would have liked him to mark the shingles is because I trusted his expert opinion. When the 3-person team came out to replace the shingles-they used their judgement to determine which shingles needed replacement. I’m not confident that their judgement coincided with that of the estimator. After all-it is a judgement call. The replacement team did a fairly good job cleaning up their mess. I would have liked to see the integrity of the shingles they replaced, but they put them into a black garbage bag. If I were to do it over again, I would have asked that they be left out for inspection before being stowed away. I think that is in the interest of both parties. I did make a call to have a crew come back to insure that all exposed staples were driven into their cedar shakes. That project was completed very quickly-much appreciated.
Would I use All Purpose Roofing again-highly likely. But I would follow my advice and have the estimator mark the shingles recommended for replacement. That way everyone is on the same page and we know pretty close to the number of shingles needed to complete the project and which shingles were suspect.”
