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Learn more about reviews and comments.Review by Liz H.
Fontana, WI, on Feb 22, 2021
After a bad roof job from another company, Dan came over on a holiday weekend to assess my leaking roof and offer help. He was timely, knowledgeable and helped me understand what was done wrong, how it needed to be fixed and helped me figure out the next steps I needed to take. I am very grateful for...
Review by Colin M.
Downers Grove, IL, on Jul 09, 2020
I was very happy with my experience with Green Roofing. They were very communicative at every step of the process and the work was of high quality. I very much recommend Green Roofing!
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