Ariat Roofing, Inc.

Overall, customers describe Ariat Roofing as a long-standing, reliable local roofer with a focus on thorough workmanship, solid customer service, and good value. Practical details cited include:

- Price and value: competitive pricing, with quotes sometimes well below other bidders; occasional mention of discounts (e.g., military/veterans); overall perception of fair value for quality work.
- Scheduling and timeline: high demand can lead to several weeks before work begins after bid acceptance; once started, crews tend to work continuously until completion; individual projects can range from a few days (e.g., 3–3.5 days for refelting) to short multi-day installs.
- Work quality and approach: emphasis on leaving the job site watertight during progression; use of double-layer felt for long-term durability; attention to detail, including protection of driveways and outdoor fixtures; willingness to redo a small portion if needed.
- Materials and finish: references to quality materials (e.g., Owens Corning) and transparent explanations of options and outcomes; photos of work provided to customers.
- Safety and cleaning: daily cleanup and a thorough final cleanup at project end.
- Customer service and reliability: responsive, honest, and professional across the project lifecycle; proactive communication; willingness to coordinate with insurers and other contractors (e.g., solar installers) to keep projects on track; a warranty-backed service with long-term relationships and repeat customers.
- Insurance/escrow coordination: assistance with insurer-approved claims, documentation, and scheduling to support escrow closures; rapid response to specific documentation needs.
- Longevity and reputation: many years in business (35+ years mentioned) with repeat customers and strong recommendations.

In summary, potential customers can expect competitive pricing, a coordinated project plan with steady crews, careful and durable roofing work, thorough daily cleaning, proactive communication, and warranty-backed service, albeit with possible scheduling delays during peak demand.