Tri-Lakes Roofing

Tri-Lakes Roofing is bad news. On Sept 26, 2022 I signed a contract with Jeff Morrell to replace my roof and paid a $28,000 deposit for materials. He promised to start the project within two weeks. After six months and many requests and promises, the project still was not started. In May I asked for the return of my deposit so I could hire a contractor to actually do the job. Five months later my deposit has not been returned. If this is not fraud, I don't know what is. Do not pay this company until the job is completed and be sure to check the status of their insurance and contractor license before signing any contract.

Owner, Jeff [redacted] , is not profession in the terms of not finishing a job of what he started and does not return phone callsJeff's quality of a job is a C-/DUsed cheap material or didn't finish a job as promised Jeff - first stated he wouldn't take advantage of a person - however that is not the case in point here I would not recommend for any jub outside of roofingHis general contracting skills is left to be desiredGo with an actual general contractor

Tri-Lakes Roofing completed a roofing project on a 2,sqftsingle story home for me in May, [redacted] , owner, was excellent in selling, working with the insurance adjuster, and following the status of the project through to completionCommunications with [redacted] and his roofing crew were excellent [redacted] described the process of the job and I found the crew supervisor and crew to be very in tune with ***'s standards for completing the project The crew supervisor had been with Tri-Lakes Roofing sixteen years I was happy with the craftsmanship displayed, efforts to limit debris and nail droppage, and the cleat the end of each days work I would recommend the company to anyone planning a roofing project