The definition of SOLICITING is to ask for pr try to obtain something from someone. As I I'm pointing to the NO SOLICITING that is 2 feet long, I asked the American Dream Empolyee "do you even know the definition of the word soliciting" and he said to try and sell something... This is the second time in less than a year that these VULTURES have completely ignored the sign and knocked on my door immediately at a large hail storm. Then the guy had the nerve to argue with me that what he was doing wasn't soliciting because he wasn't asking for any money for the FREE inspection that leading to them telling you you need a $5000 roof repair. UPDATE! 7 MONTHS LATER... another employee of this company bypassed the not one but now 2 NO SOLICITING signs one nailed to my tree at the end of my driveway and another in my front window next to the door. These people are awful! It's really a shame that I have to give them one star to leave a review, should be no stars...

They did a good job. We were impressed with their work.

STAY AWAY!!!! Terrible experience by far the worst scamming shady company out there from the top down!! They do not care about the you and try anything to as much money as they can! Supplies set outside my house for 6 weeks then took them 9 days to at least get my roof covered back up, then another 2 months after that to fix and redo what they messed up! Do not believe what they repy to this message it is FAKE!! Just like there company!!

This was a hard decision after reading the opinions here, but I decided to accept the proposal and everything went well. Thanks ADHI

Would not in any way recommend, deceived from the beginning when the salesman and his supervisor did their initial inspection. Was told initially and non chalantly that an inactive stove pipe on the front of my house would be removed and roofed over. After the job was done they tell me that they can’t do it because t has to be done by a “certified hvac technician” and sure, maybe this is a valid excuse, but as a supervisor for a roofing company you should have been familiar with local building codes prior to doing my inspection, or at the very least figured it out mid job when I was complaining that the roofer was not removing the stove pipe. In response to the owner: hey man, that’s great that you’ve never been able to do that kind of work. If that is the case, THEN DO NOT HAVE YOUR SALESMEN AND SUPERVISORS PROMISE A CUSTOMER THAT THEY WILL REMOVE IT!!! I own a construction company, I’ve been operating it for years now, and I DO NOT promise a customer I’ll do something that I know good and well that I am not licensed to do. And you know what you really never do? You never do a job, then tell a customer that you can’t do something that you promised you’d do for them AFTER the job is done. That is incredibly unprofessional and disorganized, and I for one have no stomach for it.