Apple Roofing LLC

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"We had our garage roof replaced in November 2021. Shortly after the job was completed it leaked. My husband and I both had a conversation with Brandon about the difficulty finding the original roof leak. We requested they get down past the decking to look at any water damage to get a better idea of where the water is coming in from. After the new roof was installed the roof still leaked in the same area. Since then Apple Roofing has been out 3 more times and "fixed" the leak. Each time we were assured that the leak was found, more patching and caulking. The roof still leaks. The ten year warranty is meaningless. Everything in our garage is covered in plastic. We literally have plastic swimming pools laid out to catch water from any rains. I am concerned about continued damage to our property."

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"I’ve worked with Adam Cook with Apple Roofing both personally on my own properties and professionally as a Real Estate Broker. He’s always very prompt, gets the job done when he says he will and always comes in on budget! Furthermore he’s almost always more affordable than the competition without sacrificing quality. There’s a saying in the construction world “You can have work done fast, good, and cheap, but you can only pick two”. With Adam Cook at Apple Roofing you get all three. 10/10 I recommend Adam Cook and Apple Roofing if you find yourself in need of a roof repair or replacement."

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"I owe this Review to the community. Because even if it is only one person who avoids going through this situation, it will be worth it. I don't recommend Apple Roofing after the situation I'm going through with them. I signed a contract for the installation of a new roof in my house and the price would be what our insurance said was our RCV around $21K, plus some supplements in case they needed to replace more than 3 damaged playwood. The crew didn't show up the day they were supposed to start, so they started the following day. This crew didn't bring a trailer with them to dump all the waste until the 3rd day, our driveway was blocked for the whole 3 days and left with stains. In the process, most of the gutters were damaged while trying to remove the drip edge (Clear hammer blows to try to remove the drip edge). After removing the old shingles, they quickly tried to place the felt or synthetic underlayment without replacing any rooted or damaged plywood, they ended up replacing 7 plywood sheets, but just after I noticed and complained. Even the re-nailing was something they didn't have plans to do, going against Florida statutes. After the felt installation, they installed the drip edge making unnecessary cuts, this didn't seem professional at all and I truly think compromise the drip edge functionality, later found out this crew had never done this type of labor. They finished the job and I asked Mr Shayne Alberson, to please stop by and review the work before the first inspection and he replied "he was completely sure that it would pass the inspection". Dry in inspection was done and it failed. When I ask about when they are going to replace the drip edge since is not properly installed and the gutters they damaged, I only received an email stating they submitted a claim to my insurance and they'll just continue after they receive the payment. We agreed to approximately $21K, new numbers sent to Insurance will be over $30k because they don't want to assume what they damaged and wants to blame Hurricane Ian."