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Businiess name:
Housh Roofing & Construction
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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The new roof looks great, and the new radiant barrier the roofers installed works great. The only flaw is that when you stand back and look at the whole thing you will see one very bad piece of fascia board. It is quite chewed up and weathered. Looks very bad. My husband specifically asked about this fascia board because it looked sort of bad and the roofers told him it was fine. It wasn't until the roofing work was completed and we stood back to look at the finished product that we noticed how really awful the fascia board looked. The fascia board was not dry rotted which is why the roofers did not tell us it needed to be replaced. But I credit the roofers with not being completely stupid and I think they should have suggested that even though the board was not dry rotted it should be replaced or somehow fixed. Now Housh is telling us that it would cost an additional $600 to replace it because of the extra labor to take apart some of the work they just did to get at the fascia board. This leaves a bad taste in my mouth and I would not recommend Housh Roofing to anyone.
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