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How to Avoid Roofing Scams After Storm?

Post author:CMR Construction
Post published:July 8, 2019
Post category:Roofing Materials

How to Avoid Roofing Scams After Storm? Severe storms can be terrifying and difficult to struggle through. Unfortunately, when the clouds have cleared and the water has evaporated, many property…

Choosing the Best Roofing Materials for Your Home

Post author:CMR Construction
Post published:July 1, 2019
Post category:Roofing Materials

Choosing the Best Roofing Materials for Your HomeDoes your roof need some tender love and care following a severe Florida storm? Has time finally caused your shingle roof to begin…

Tile Roofs vs Shingle Roofs

Post author:CMR Construction
Post published:June 25, 2019
Post category:Roofing Materials

Tile Roofs vs Shingle Roofs Are you in the planning stages of building your home or commercial property? Is it time to replace the outdated or worn out shingles on…

Top 5 Material Options for Replacing Your Siding After a Storm

Post author:Marisa DeZara
Post published:April 27, 2019
Post category:Siding

When choosing the siding for your home, it’s important to pick based on the weather you experience in your area. We’ve rounded up five different siding options with some facts…

Your Home Has Been Hit by a Storm: What’s Next?

Post author:Marisa DeZara
Post published:April 16, 2019
Post category:News

Well, it happened. The storm that the meteorologists predicted actually came to pass, and your house has been damaged. You stood at your window, unable to do anything as hail,…

The Difference Between Wood Shakes & Shingles

Post author:Marisa DeZara
Post published:April 1, 2019
Post category:Roofing Materials Storm Damage

Wood shakes and singles are a long time roofing favorite, typically made of red cedar, pine, cypress, and teak treated with chemicals and flame retardants to help minimize the risk…

4 Reasons to Choose Stone-Coated Steel Roofing

Post author:Marisa DeZara
Post published:March 25, 2019
Post category:Roofing Materials Storm Damage

Stone-coated steel roofing is vying for market space alongside clay, slate and shingles because it offers durability, beauty and a side of environmental friendliness for a relatively low cost. Below, we demonstrate…

Five Things to Know About Roof Gutters

Post author:Marisa DeZara
Post published:February 28, 2019
Post category:Gutters Roofing Materials

They’re not usually the first thing you notice upon arrival, but gutters are nothing to overlook when it comes to home maintenance. The function of gutters is to divert buildup…

Six Ways to Upgrade Your Home’s Curb Appeal

Post author:Marisa DeZara
Post published:February 28, 2019
Post category:Gutters Roofing Materials

First impressions matter. Usually this statement is made when you go on a first date or an interview. But that doesn’t change the fact that this phrase matters when looking at…

Three Ways Roofing is an Investment

Post author:Marisa DeZara
Post published:February 20, 2019
Post category:Roofing Materials

Why is a New Roof the Best Return of Investment for Your Home? investment (noun) – a thing that is worth buying because it may be profitable or useful in…

Patricia Rogge 2020-10-20

2020-10-20

I would like to take this opportunity to give the highest recommendation that is possible to CMR Construction and Roofing for the outstanding job they did in installing a new roof on my home. My home is a villa (duplex) with my roof connecting to the neighbors (All one building). The problem arose when my neighbors decided they did not want to replace their roof at this time. That meant two different colors of tile on the roof. Our Association had never had this situation before and this caused a lot of work for the Board Members to review the legality of the situation and then what color matched the closest to the existing neighbor’s tile. My sales representative Joe Psyk was with me and the Board assisting in every way possible. Finally, my new roof was approved and construction began. Donald was the construction foreman and made sure the men did an excellent job. Naturally, some debris fell on my walkway, driveway, and even into my skylights. That’s when Brad came. He cleaned the skylights, walkway and driveway. Even touched up a couple of places where the paint had been marked. I highly recommend CMR Construction and Roofing. My situation was not normal however CMR handled everything from start to finish very efficiently

Bill Willsey

Lee Wilkeson was great to work; he was and is very responsive and dependable. Lee is a credit to the CMR Construction group. Everyone we worked with on our roofing project was very dependable. It was very impressive to me that when the day's work was finished the site was cleaned up. I would highly recommend CMR as a contractor' Kyle Schellenger was the project manager and was also great. Kyle made sure the job moved along and with the number of homes in Copperleaf that were effected by Hurricane IRMA, CMR did a great job.

Frank Costello

Very professional, does what he says he is going to do , On time for meetings. No pushy sales tactics. So far so good.

e manaska

CMR delivered on time and as promised. Jason is a professional and very knowledgeable about different construction materials and anything roof-related. He listened to our thoughts and needs and worked to make them happen. I'd recommend CMR/Jason to anyone needing roof repair/replacement.