Certified Contractors Inc

Overall, customers report consistently positive experiences with Certified Contractors Inc (Tom Keehn), citing high-quality workmanship, strong communication, and reliable project execution across roofing, siding, and gutters.

What was repaired or installed
- Roofing replacements (including storm/hail damage) and repairs, with emphasis on durable, well-installed shingles; some projects included rubber membrane in valleys for leak prevention.
- Siding replacement (including replacing wood shingles with manufactured siding that resembles wood).
- Gutters and fascia/downspouts work was also performed on several projects.

Materials and warranties
- Use of high-quality materials, including CertainTeed shingles in some cases.
- Manufactured siding products praised for low maintenance and a wood-look appearance.
- References to factory certifications and factory-backed warranties.

Project management and communication
- Tom Keehn as primary contact; frequent, proactive updates and availability to answer questions.
- On-site foreman with certifications; regular site visits during the project.
- Assistance with color/product selection and coordination with insurance adjusters.

Scheduling and timeliness
- Projects completed on or ahead of schedule, as estimated, with clear timelines.
- Consistent communication about progress and any challenges.

Safety, cleanup, and site presentation
- Daily cleanup and a focus on maintaining a safe environment for families with children and pets.
- Clean, orderly job sites; neighbors frequently note positive results and curb appeal.

Insurance and claims
- Active involvement in documenting damage, coordinating with insurance adjusters, and helping secure claim approvals where applicable.

Value and satisfaction
- Reports of excellent value and quality; several testimonials describe the work as one of the best in the neighborhood.
- Multiple customers state they would use or recommend Certified Contractors again; several mention they are the only roofing company they will use moving forward.