A great job done and amazing customer… A great job done and amazing customer service

RoofClaim.com was wonderful! RoofClaim.com was wonderful to work with! My account manager and the office staff were always very friendly and informative throughout the claims process. RoofClaim.com worked with my insurance company and kept me updated weekly. I highly recommend this company to anyone ready to replace their roof!

STAY AWAY SCAM!!!!!!!! STAY AWAY SCAM they put the roof on my house after hurricane Idea in 2021 they charged me 750 a square and all other companies was charging 350 a square the salesman came in my house and said whatever your insurance pays is what we will do it for it wound up costing me right at 30,000 for 47 squares don’t do it call anybody but these people NOTHING But A SCAM!!!!!!!

Absolutely terrible stay away from… Absolutely terrible stay away from them… they do t hold up the warranty they claim.. they are circling central florida like 2nd hand car sales men scamming insurance companies and repairs/replacement really badly done. Roof leaked and took months to repair. Repair really bad …

Roofclaim.com is to be avoided!!! I went through Jasper roofing for a new roof and initially everything was just fine. Part of the claim was for roofing storm damage and part for other damage including interior ceiling sheetrock water damage and lanai screen damage. I was told by Jasper roofing that I would only owe them for the portion of the claim that was roof related and not the non-roof related damage and that they would accept whatever the insurance company paid on the claim. Somehow Roofclaim.com became involved in the claim and they're insisting on being paid for the entire insurance payment including the non- roof related portion of the claim even though they had nothing to do with those repairs. They're claiming that I still owe them almost $2000 for the roof repairs and placed a mechanics lien on my home. I've discussed this with them for many months and all they keep insisting I how much I was given by the insurance company for total repairs regardless of whether they were roof related repairs or not. The lien they placed on my home is fraudulent by FL definition as it was for work not performed by them, a third degree felony. Even though the FL statues say they can be libel for damages and penalties, I can't find an attorney willing to take the case without a retainer for more than what's claimed by them. In addition I've received bills and collection notices from Roofclaim.com in different amounts each time. They can't even get the amount straight. I had a 3 way conversation with them and Jasper roofing and even jasper explained to them the transaction, but Roofclaim.com refuses to budge or pretends not to understand that not the entire claim was roof related. That a portion of it was for lanai screen damage or interior sheetrock water damage but Roofclaim.com just keeps insisting that they are entitled to the entire claim amount paid by insurance. They want the money paid for rescreening and sheetrock repairs as well as the $19,000 they were paid for the actual roof damage that they did repair through Jaspers. I have no problem with Jaspers but it's Roofclaim.com that's the problem. Roofclaim.com's billing department doesn't seem to know how to read and interpret an insurance company's estimate. I have absolutely no complaints about the work performed or the materials used. I honestly can't believe that so many people have not encountered similar problems with them. Roofclaim.com even submitted additional charges to my insurance company that were rejected, yet Roofclaim.com will not furnish me with all of the requested documents they refer to in their bills. And I was never notified by mail that they placed a lien against my property. I only discovered it because I was trying to refinance my current mortgage and found out from their title search. If you had work performed through Roofclaim.com I would urge you to have your title searched just to see if they placed a lien on your property without your knowledge.