Grand Roofing Group is a roofing contractor serving the Santa Clara area in the South Bay region. The company can be found online at grand-roofing-inc.com.
GoGreen Roofing Corporation out of Santa Clara,California did an exceptional job installing a new roof on our home. We live in Santa Cruz County and initially only thought about local roofing companies in our area until we were introduced to Casey Ramback from GoGreen Roofing Corporation. Casey’s level of knowledge, professionalism, communication and price from start to finish was fantastic. The project started on the date scheduled and each morning the crew arrived exactly on time ready to work. Each individual worked diligently and efficiently throughout the day, they literally only took a break at lunch. When questions came up we might have had not only Casey but each individual we interacted with was extremely courteous and very professional. At the end of each day of work, the crew also ensured all areas around our home and driveway remained free of any roofing nails, staples or debris that may have dropped. We love our new roof and couldn’t have asked for a better experience from Casey Ramback and the whole GoGreen Roofing team. Thank you!!
So a gentleman by the name of Chad came out and viewed our roofs that we need repaired around May 12th or so. I showed him the 3 facilities and he said he would send us a quote. Now as of today 6/17/22 , I have still yet to hear from him. I called the number and left a message what appears to be the office number and no return call, I emailed him and no reply, so just from this experience it shows that this company isn't about business but just wasting peoples time . I would strongly advise anyone to just look elsewhere,
The fact that this company claims to use green materials does not make them environmentally friendly - do not be fooled! The workers show up at 8am, turn on their gasoline powered air compressor, and leave it running nonstop for 8-10 hours a day. They can't possibly be using that much compressed air, they're just too lazy to come down from the roof to turn it on and off. Not to mention the outside of the building has, on multiple occasions, been littered with debris that fell from the roof, and was not cleaned up. If you want to run a "green" business, it takes more than a claim to use "green materials," which is a poorly defined term anyway. How about paying some attention to your carbon footprint, as well as having some respect for the occupants of the buildings you work on, who have to listen to the compressor run all day, 6 days a week.
they suck they never return phone calls.
Excellent company