312 roofs. 312 opinions.

Three companies told me I needed a full replacement. Ironcrest found two cracked boots and charged me $340. That is the whole review.

The May hail wrecked us. They met my State Farm adjuster on the roof, caught about $9,000 in missed line items, and had the new roof on within six weeks. I would not have known to argue any of it.

Crew showed at 6:30, gone by 5, and I could not find a single nail in the grass afterwards. My wife checked. Twice. With a magnet of her own.

Excellent roof, genuinely fair price, and the foreman answered every dumb question I had. Docking a star because scheduling slipped twice and I had to chase for the dates. The actual work was flawless.

Four different companies knocked on my door the week after the storm. Ironcrest was the only one who said my roof was fine and I did not have a claim worth filing. Called them a year later when I actually did.

Our basement flooded every spring for four years. Turned out to be two downspouts dumping straight against the foundation. They re-routed them in an afternoon. Dry basement ever since.

They found rotten decking under the old shingles and charged me the actual cost of the plywood. Showed me the receipt without being asked. Small thing, but it is the reason I have recommended them to six neighbours.

The repair itself has held up fine through two winters. But it took three visits to sort out and nobody called me between the first and second. Good work, patchy communication.

Metal roof on a 1912 bungalow with a nightmare of dormers and valleys. Two other firms flat refused the job. Ironcrest took three days and it looks like it was always meant to be there.