Horizon Roofing

Phone:
714-328-1967

Website:
https://horizonroofingca.com/

Horizon Roofing is the most trusted roofing repair company in Orange County, CA. We specialize in commercial roofing, residential roofing, industrial roofing, and HOA re-roofing. We also provide roof maintenance, roof inspections, and roof estimates, in addition to dry-rot termite wood repairs. We have been around for over a decade and work with all kinds of roofs, such as pitch roofs (concrete or tile), asphalt or composition shingles, and flat roofs (hot asphalt or gravel rock).

Our experience with our roof replacement from Horizon Roofing has been a nightmare for us. Frank, the owner, gained our trust initially, but now we regret hiring him. It took Frank over 90 days from the time he completed our roof to provide us all the necessary lien releases for the job, including a 50% progress payment we had voluntarily made, and to finally show up for a scheduled appointment to address workmanship issues. During this period, we still owed Frank for the remaining 50% of the contract, and there were times when we wondered if something happened to Frank and he was unable to conduct business, or if he thought it was a hassle to provide the lien releases and address the workmanship issues and decided to walk away and leave the contract hanging. Frank was finally able to show up at our house to address the damage he caused to our house, changes he made to the material specifications, and workmanship issues, but he refused to take responsibility for anything and everything and addressed each issue by unleashing a series of insults directed towards me and about our house. His language and behavior were concerning, and my wife is not comfortable having Frank at the house. Frank also told us that he is refusing to provide the lien releases because he is mad. Frank has now become a nightmare for us because we were not going to make another payment without the lien releases he refused to provide. Three days later Frank sends a lien release that was worth something, but it wasn’t what we agreed to, and the amount was wrong. Four days after that he sent us a notice stating he had filed a mechanics lien on our house. An attorney told us Frank had filed an invalid lien, and he needs to remove it. Frank’s behavior and business conduct scare us, so we decided to pay him the balance and file a complaint with the Contractors State License Board over his workmanship issues. We had the roof replaced on our last house by a different roofer, and we had zero problems or additional expenses to correct problems. We wish we had hired a different roofer for this roof.