Heritage Construction and Roofing

Unfortunately, the workmanship is poor quality. For a roof to have a leak within 4 years of installation and no missing shingles from hurricanes past, tells me it was poor workmanship. When I called about 5 year warranty that they advertise, I was informed that after the first rain fall on the roof, as it is a "Act of Nature", they no longer cover the roof and will not send anyone out to take a look. Had to call another roofing company who confirmed that the roof section, where water is coming in and no shingles are missing, was poorly installed. When I asked them about their company warranty, and showed them the worthless certificate that this company gave me, they confirmed that it was a scam, especially in the state of Florida, and that "if that was the case, don't sell it as a 5 year warranty." I'd highly recommend staying away from this company and going with another company. Unless you are ok with being scammed and having to get roof repair work done within 4 years of it being i

I had the pleasure of speaking with Jane Johnson after she was recommended to me by a neighbor. I inquired about checking my roof for some past storm damage. I was pleasantly surprised by receiving an email response within a short time period that everything was intact! I was impressed by Jane's courteous and knowledgeable demeanor. Jane handled my questions and responded within a few hours - not days (which seems to be the norm). I will definitely recommend Jane to anyone inquiring about roofs and come time to replace mine, I will definitely reach out to Jane in the future! Thank you for your professionalism! Service: Roof inspection

Like other reviews on here, I am also the victim of poor workmanship. My roof was originally installed in DEC 2017 by the previous owners and has had leaks post hurricane. While the shingles and materials are still performing as expected, I had an adjuster and additional roofing company inform me that that a majority of my leaks could have been mitigated by the installation of a cricket by the fireplace and/or proper flashing. When I contacted the company to inquire about the situation and these independent assessments, the office acted defensively rather than try and understand my concerns. This was red flag one, as the company is not a learning organization. Additionally, the office informed me they won’t even look at the roof due to an abundance of new work implying Heritage has prioritized their own new work opportunities over their reputation. Red flag two. Heritage can justify their actions through “Acts of God” and non-transferable warranties, but the reality is they don’t ev