Green Rhino Roofing and Siding

- Company and scope: Green Rhino Builders, offering roofing, siding, gutters, soffit, fascia, and related exterior work; some testimonies also reference deck projects.

- Overall impressions: broad consensus of high professionalism, responsive communication, and strong workmanship. Multiple customers note that crews were on time, finished on schedule, and maintained tidy job sites with thorough cleanup.

- Pricing and quotes: several clients report receiving very competitive pricing, with quotes that beat other companies; one reviewer appreciated an itemized materials list and transparency about costs.

- Project management and communication: customers frequently highlight clear, transparent communication from start to finish; owners and crews checked in to ensure satisfaction; detailed explanations of options and processes were common.

- Quality and outcomes: many testimonials describe dramatic, positive results (e.g., house siding transformation, high-quality roofing finishes, excellent color selection, and overall durable installations). Warranties cited include strong terms (e.g., 50-year material, 25-year labor) and Gold Pledge options on certain roofing systems.

- Cleanliness and protection: repeated notes about protecting the home with tarps, safeguarding landscaping, and leaving the work area spotless with no scrap left behind.

- Customer advocacy: several reviews express strong endorsements, with some reviewers stating they would hire Green Rhino again without hesitation and recommend them to others.

- Notable caution: at least one reviewer reported issues with a back deck (splinters after using pressure-treated wood), suggesting potential material-specific concerns for deck work.

- Practical takeaways for potential customers: you can expect competitive pricing with itemized quotes, thorough upfront education on options, professional and communicative teams, on-time project starts/ends, strong warranties, and careful site protection and cleanup. If you’re planning deck work, consider discussing material choices to avoid wood-related splinter issues.