RoofCrafters Reviews
RoofCrafters Overview
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Consumer sentiment is negative with recent recommendations asking others to avoid RoofCrafters; reviews note poor customer service and a high price level.
Positive Feedback
Some customers received prompt estimates and on-site inspections, and staff members were willing to discuss scope and coverage during visits.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated RoofCrafters customer complaints about unresponsive ownership after concerns were raised.
- Allegations tied to billing and claims practices, including claims of improper insurance handling.
- Limited diversity of products or services and a reported high price level.
- Poor customer service and follow-up after estimates.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read RoofCrafters reviews before hiring and request written estimates and guarantees.
- Ask clear questions about billing practices and any insurance coordination.
- Verify license details and confirm who will perform on-site work.
- Expect to confirm customer service responsiveness prior to contracting.
The generated data is based on reviews and questionnaires provided by PissedConsumer.com users.
Consumer sentiment is negative with recent recommendations asking others to avoid RoofCrafters; reviews note poor customer service and a high price level.
Positive Feedback
Some customers received prompt estimates and on-site inspections, and staff members were willing to discuss scope and coverage during visits.
Negative Feedback / Risk Areas
- Repeated RoofCrafters customer complaints about unresponsive ownership after concerns were raised.
- Allegations tied to billing and claims practices, including claims of improper insurance handling.
- Limited diversity of products or services and a reported high price level.
- Poor customer service and follow-up after estimates.
Key Takeaways for Future Customers
- Read RoofCrafters reviews before hiring and request written estimates and guarantees.
- Ask clear questions about billing practices and any insurance coordination.
- Verify license details and confirm who will perform on-site work.
- Expect to confirm customer service responsiveness prior to contracting.
Jacksonville, Florida
Roof Crafters of Florida and Georgia are criminals.
- - Alleges Kevin Mills and Roof Crafters fraudulently billed insurers.
- - Says Nicole Corson is only a figurehead, not a hands-on roofer.
Kevin Mills of roof crafters LLC and the owners of this company are taking advantage of the system and are fraudulently billing insurance companies for damage thats not real.
These guys came out to my house to give me an estimate to reroof my home and they start in telling me how if i do business with them they will guarantee that i wont have to pay anything not even my deductible.
Ive not a fool and i know what insurance fraud can do to a homeowner and i let Kevin know just how i felt after he and his staff Eric and he left i called their company owner to complain and was told she would call me back.
I never heard back from Nicole Corson and so it Spurred me to research her and her company and their license status.
She is the license holder but is absolutely not a hands on roofer she is only a figurehead who was able to pass the exam and lied about her initial qualifications. She never has put a roof on herself or been a real roofer.
She operates an elaborate shell game of lies and fraud.
User's recommendation: Avoid Roof-Crafters Avoid Roof Crafters and Nicole corson and Kevin Mills in Fleming island florida
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