Orezona Building & Roofing Co Inc

Orezona Building & Roofing Co Inc

Orezona Building & Roofing Co Inc
1645 9th Ave SE # 323 731 18th Ave SW, Albany OR, 97322 USA

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This commercial contractor is a GAF Factory-Certified Contractor.GAF trains and tests thousands of the best roofers in the country and makes sure they're appropriately licensed and insured so they can offer the best guarantees and warranties.

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Customer Reviews

3.7 (26)

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  • "Johnathan was incredible responsive and flexible in helping us with our roofing needs while selling our old home and buying our new one. He helped us to get the repairs we needed, while also doing detailed inspections and estimates on both houses."

    - M.W, Mar 15, 2023

  • "Hired them to install a new roof on our small 2-bedroom home. We signed the contract in August 2022 and were promised they would perform the work in 3 to 4 weeks, which would’ve been mid September at the latest. After more than six weeks without hearing a word from them we contacted them and asked when they were going to come perform the work. Now they’re telling us we have to wait ANOTHER 12 to 14 weeks for a start date. So, instead of preforming the work in mid September when it was still dry, they have now shoved our job back until the last week of December or the first week in January 2023. That is AFTER the heavy rains start and our roof leaks!! The entire reason we hired them to perform the work was because they seem like such great people and they promised they could do the job by mid September. They said it would be “a relatively easy 2 day job“. Then why can’t they fit us into their schedule when they promised? They will have put us off for 5 months by the time they get started, if they even bother to show up then! This is outrageous! We stopped obtaining bids and turn down all of the other bids we had received based on Orezona’s promise to perform the job by mid September, which would have been in a timely manner, but putting our “2 day job” off for 5 months, breaking their word to us, and not being able to give us an actual start date , is NOT timely, especially not when our roof is leaking! We are now at their mercy. It’s just not right to continue taking bids and performing new jobs that were bid after our job, after we signed the contract and after they promised to do the work. They still won’t give us an actual start date after they already missed their original start of “no later then September 16th”. So, maybe they’ll call us the end of December or the first week in January and maybe we will have to call them, again, when they miss their second estimated start date and maybe we will find out again that they have put our roof job off for another month or 2 or another 5 months even! Absolutely unprofessional and unreliable!"

    - P.N, Oct 9, 2022

  • "I am a current customer, reluctant to make this post. Back in 2020 Orezona was hired to replace the roof of my house and back porch. They did so and the main roof seems well done. Unfortunately the back porch roof has some issues. It pools water due to poor drainage which is a haven for mosquitoes, mold and leaves. In May 2021 I initially contacted Orezona about the issues it took a few weeks of followup calls before, Jason, the owner came out to inspect. He looked at it from the ground and told me what was wrong without actually getting on the roof to inspect. When I insisted there was more to it and got a ladder he finally climbed up and discovered that I was right. This altered his opinion. He then verbally told me what he would do to fix the issues and told me that he would send me a written copy of the plan later that day and have his office schedule the fix later that week. His word is yet to be full-filled. There was also a leak where the water came out of the bottom of the ceiling. After Jason from Orezona told me what he would do to fix it I had a gutter company come and quote me for adding additional gutters around the edges. Lifetime Gutters ended up not only giving me a quote but also fixed part of the leak problem for free. It is now Friday, October 22 and many follow up calls and promises from Jason and his office manager later the issue still remains. I am still waiting for Jason to send me the written copy of what he committed to verbally. I am still waiting for them to set the appointment to fix the back porch roof. The current rating is three stars in hope that Jason and his team have just been swamped and have let customer service fall through the cracks. Depending how they respond my review's rating may drop, increase or stay the same. People make mistakes, I get that. It is important how mistakes are remedied. Update November 2021. After some challenging back and forth communication with the Orezona team part of the problem set has been fixed. The leaking vulnerability has been solved. There is bubbling of the material around the edges of the roof that is preventing water from draining as freely as it could be though. These air bubbles are present on around 80% of the drain area and are causing water to pool more than it should. I can press down on the air bubbles with my fingers and the water begins to drain better. It seems like the material may just need tightened, but I am not sure. I called (Nov. 2, 2021) and emailed the Orezona team (per their request) with a description and photos of the remaining issue. I am waiting (currently Nov. 11, 2021) for a reply and proposal for a resolution. (Update) weeks later I received a response that the bubbling was due to the material and so that when it gets hot it will shrink."

    - J.C, Apr 26, 2022

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