Business ProfileforSoderburg Roofing & Contracting LLC

On May 19, 2023 a wide spread hail storm hit eastern Colorado, damaging roofs all over the front range. Shortly there after, I contacted my insurance company, Liberty Mutual, on or about 5/18/23, and they sent an inspector out to my house to conduct the inspection. The inspector submitted his findings to Liberty Mutual on 5/22/23. Since I didn't like the attitude of the inspector, I decided to go with Soderburg Roofing & Contracting who had been in the neighborhood drumming up roofing business since the storm. I checked out Soderburg's website and saw that they were an accredited member of your organization. My wife and I met with Will Bingham and Kevin Cook in our house to go over our roofing options. My wife and I decided to go with a Class 4 stone covered steel roofing material because of a 50 year warranty. Both Bingham and Cook assured us that Soderburg Roofing were experienced with steel roofs and produced literature that gave us the options for color and style. I told both Bingham and Cook numerous times during our meetings that I wanted the roof done before August 31, 2023 because that is when our insurance policy expired. Bingham assured us that it would be no problem, our roof was only 2-3 weeks out. The roofing estimate was based on a copy of the insurance adjusters estimated damage of 5/30/23. That insurance adjusters estimate included the house roof, the separate shed roof, window damage, and gutter and downspout damage. Soderburg Roofing came back with the estimate, which I signed on June 15, 2023. July '23 passed with no action from Soderburg. I started calling Soderburg's office Aug 15, 2023 looking for answers. I made 5 calls. no resolution. A partial load of roofing materials was delivered in Sept '23 and later installed. They didn't have enough roofing to do my shed, but they had torn off the asphalt shingles and installed the underlayment, which is now coming up in places. I made 7 calls in Sept & 3 in Oct to get the job done