Nick's Roofing

Customer experiences with Nick’s Roofing (Kenosha area) are mixed but often positive, with frequent emphasis on professionalism, knowledge, and value, along with some notable negatives.

Key positives
- Punctuality and efficiency: several reviewers report early start times (e.g., 7am) and fast completion (in some cases within a day or a few hours).
- Professional conduct and site cleanliness: multiple accounts describe clean workmanship, minimizing noise when possible, and thorough cleanup after work.
- Knowledge, honesty, and communication: numerous reviewers highlight clear explanations, thorough pre-work reviews, honest pricing, and responsiveness, with Nick personally involved in some cases.
- Value and scope extras: several customers note fair or best-price quotes, plus added benefits such as free replacement of a damaged downspout, itemized contracts, and warranties/inspection plans.
- Quality of work: testimonials frequently mention solid craftsmanship, attention to detail, and improvements to the home beyond the immediate repair.

Key negatives and caveats
- Damage and cleanup concerns: at least one reviewer reports damage caused by a crew member (ceiling), with no adequate cleanup or repair follow‑through.
- Theft/allegations of unprofessional behavior: one review alleges a worker stole plywood and questions a family member’s conduct.
- Scheduling/communication hiccups: a few customers describe unresponsiveness or miscommunication about scope (e.g., chimney tar versus flashing) and delays.
- Inconsistency in experiences: while many praise the team, negative incidents highlight potential variability in outcomes and service of different crews.

Practical takeaways for potential customers
- Clarify and document scope, timeline, and cleanup expectations in writing; request a detailed, itemized estimate and a clear warranty/inspection plan.
- If noise sensitivity or special needs considerations apply, discuss measures to minimize disruption and confirm how cleanup is handled.
- Verify who will be on site and whether the owner will be involved in scheduling or decisions; ask for references about similar projects.
- Be aware of potential risks highlighted by some reviews (e.g., accidental damage, need for post-work repairs) and ensure remedies are described in the contract.