Install or Replace an Asphalt Shingle Roof in Bear Mountain, NY

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8 new projects

166 pros

2,351 contractor ratings & reviews

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New York Roofing Contractors Stats

Total Prescreened Pros: 203

# of Pro Ratings: 166

Average Pro Rating: 4.65/5.00

for Bear Mountain Roofing Contractors

Tyumen, Inc.

Install or Replace an Asphalt Shingle Roof in 10990

Yuri is a great, honest, hardworking man. He and his crew did an AWESOME job on my roof. It looks great and was done relatively quick considering the size of our roof!! He uses top quality supplies & did such a great job that I had him come back 2wks later and install all new gutters. We are all set for the winter!! Thanks Yuri, for a job well done!!

-- Lisa L.

Tyumen, Inc.

Install or Replace an Asphalt Shingle Roof in 10954

Very professional, punctual. Finished the job in one day.

-- Yuri P.

ProStruction USA, Corporation

Install or Replace an Asphalt Shingle Roof in 12771

Mike seamed that he needed the sale. his initial estimate was within my budget for what we discussed and he wanted to secure the sale on the spot. I refused until i got a written estimate. The sticky point was the leaky side of the roof, which I wanted a complete teardown and replacement of the wood and to fix the slope. The other side was to be determined if substructure needed repair at time of job at an extra cost. The contract was worded as replacing damaged wood for the entire roof which i did not catch in time to refuse the job. The work itself looks good, but it is questionable if the roof pitch is adaquite. Mike did apologize.

-- James C.