ALL UNITED Roofing and Siding, LLC

All United Roofing and Siding (also referred to as All United) is described as a professional, thorough, and clean contractor offering roofing, siding, windows, soffits, gutters, and related work such as insulation, lighting, ventilation, and attic repairs. Key practical details from customers include:

- Prompt responsiveness and quoting: rapid site visits for quotes, reasonable/deposit-based start timelines, with jobs often scheduled within a few days.
- Fast, project completion: many projects completed in a single day; some larger or weather-affected jobs took two days; owners/managers (notably Tom) were hands-on throughout.
- Scope of work and quality: roof replacements due to storm damage, replacement of rotten decking and flashing, proper venting of bathrooms, attic floor repairs, and hole/fiber siding repairs. They also install outside lighting, remove obsolete wiring before insulation/siding, and in at least one case installed new skylights and used high-quality shingles (e.g., GAF Cedar Falls).
- Code compliance and insulation: emphasis on bringing older homes up to code and improving insulation.
- Communication and transparency: strong ongoing communication, clear explanations of what to expect, and pricing described as fair or competitive with no high-pressure sales tactics.
- Cleanliness and site handling: crews typically cleaned the work area and left no visible debris; use of methods like magnetic nail pick-ups noted in at least one review.
- Customer satisfaction and referrals: overall positive sentiment with many reviewers willing to hire again or highly recommend; a few negative anecdotes exist (e.g., neighbor complaints about debris and perceived foreman attitude), but most feedback is favorable.
- Pricing stance: described as reasonable or competitive, not the cheapest option, with emphasis on honest cost discussions.

Overall, customers report reliable, well-communicated workmanship with a focus on quality, cleanliness, and meeting project goals, though experiences with neighbors’ interactions can vary.