Reviews from BBB, Angi, Nextdoor, direct email, texted-in, and HOA/agent referrals — pooled in one place because we don't have a Google star rating to lean on.
No cherry-picking. Attribution is initials + neighborhood by default; full names available on request with client permission.
Called Roof Doctor NM after two contractors quoted $18k and $23k for a hail claim. James's written report cost $499 and got my carrier to pay full replacement — saved us $12k in out-of-pocket. Would hire again in a heartbeat.
Free walk-around exactly as advertised. No sales pitch. Told us our roof had 8 more years and to skip the contractor push. Refreshing.
The bid review was worth every penny. Contractor A had 30lb felt when spec called for synthetic; contractor B had 50-year shingle for less money. Never would have caught that on my own.
Third-generation NM homeowner. James knows adobe parapet flashings like nobody else I've talked to. Real deal.
HOA hired us for common-area roofs across 42 units. Got a defensible scope for the board and matched us with a bench roofer that saved us $28k against the incumbent's renewal quote.
Wanted a same-day report, took a week to schedule. Worth the wait but plan ahead if you're on a real estate deadline.
Was about to sign an assignment-of-benefits with a storm chaser. James told me plainly why not. Saved my claim.
Real estate agent — I now recommend Roof Doctor NM to every listing client 60+ days before hitting the market. Cleaner inspections, faster closings, fewer credits.
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Book the free on-site inspection, or send a photo and we'll tell you what to do next. No sales pitch — we don't install roofs.
Three roofers wanted $32k after the June hailstorm. Roof Doctor NM walked the roof, took 84 photos, and said the hail was cosmetic. Saved me from a fraudulent claim.
Under contract on a Corrales house. The pre-purchase report caught two hidden layers the seller's disclosure missed. Got an $18k credit at closing.
Bid review flagged that the 'lifetime warranty' voided if we used the wrong underlayment — which the contractor had specced. Renegotiated the whole scope.
