Small Company Experience, Big Company Results

Unlike many of major roofing companies today, Moore Construction offers you that small company experience, where you have direct communication with the owner, Michael Moore. He is personally involved with every aspect of the work, communicating directly with the work crews and his office all day. Michael is in charge of ordering all deliveries and materials along with picking the right crew every morning to ensure the proper experience. Don't take our word for it, please see all our reviews at Angi.com below. We also offer a list of all recent clients and projects in the area, by request.

Testimonials

They were fantastic! I was between them and another provider that I had seen all A marks on Angie's List and this provider was good and they came in. I think somewhere they were about 60% of the other provider. While they were both good, with construction I felt they were really attentive to answering questions. I have read a bunch of articles on gutters and downspouts and they seemed to be very knowledgeable and the pricing was great. I was very confident that they were coming out when they said they were coming out. I was kind of in a rush because I had stucco, brick and mortar work done and I was concerned because they had to take off some gutters and downspouts. I was concerned that whoever I hired I wanted to be out pretty quickly because I didn't want it in the fall or rainy season because there'll be rain falling off the roof and seeping into my basement. I wanted to make sure that whoever is coming out is actually going to show up. I was very confident that they were going to. The company was great, the staff was great, and how they corresponded by email. They were good to work with and transmitted electronically. There were a couple of things that I may have needed on their bid and they gave me a price for those. It turned out I didn't need most things. The one thing I did need only cost about $80. I just felt that from all aspects, they really could have jacked up the price and taken advantage of me but they were fair, prompt, and courteous. I would use them in a heartbeat. In fact, I recommended them to several friends already.

I live in a jumbo Georgian built in the 1930's that has the original inlaid gutters. The gutters were in disarray and leaking and some parts of the wooden soffit & fascia were rotting due to neglect from the previous owner. I had called numerous contractors in to get their opinion and to quote on the job but the majority wouldn't quote it due to it being inlaid gutters. Some suggested taking the wooden crown off and just putting a new aluminum gutter on. My wife and I wanted to keep the same look of the house. Moore Construction suggested if that is the route that I was going to go, they can reline the gutters, reinforce the seams, add gutter guards, and replace the rotten wood and fascia. This was not only what I was looking for but also much more cost competitive to the other options that were presented by others. Michael Moore (owner) was great to work with and was patient with me as we worked through all the questions that I had. The crew did a great job and I am pleased with the work. There was a section that needed a little touching up and they were back the same week to address the issue. This was not an easy job to tackle and I would have no trouble recommending Moore Construction.

This is just an outstanding little company that really can! I strongly recommend them. In late May of this year, Mr. Michael J. Moore, the owner, initially came out to assess the job and prepare a proposal. He was thoroughly professional and responsive throughout the process. Mr. Moore has an 'inside' assistant, Joan (pronounced Joanne), who was terrific in taking care of all of the details associated with the proposal, scheduling, selecting gutter paint color, invoicing, etc. Mr. Moore sent out a crew headed up by a foreman, Luis, who was very personable and also very professional. Most of the job, however, was carried out by an actual work crew of 2 or 3 men, depending. Because of some inclement weather (rain), our job ran to 2 days. The crew were crackerjack: They showed up early, worked hard, steadily, and long; they were respectful of the fact that this was our home; and they were easy to interact with. Everything went smoothly and according to plan. Where possible, the crew was creative in solving some small problems that came up in the course of completing the job. Proof of the pudding: Casual inspection (I am not experienced or trained in this area of construction) of the completed work showed evidence of careful, master-level skills proficiency in the execution of a thoughtful and aesthetic plan, using the high quality materials specified in the proposal . Price: In contracting for this total gutter job, I gathered bid from 4 or 5 other vendors on Angie's List. This job was not "cheap" but was fairly bid and was highly competitive in terms of price point. Given the extent of the job, the materials used and the level of service provided, I believe that it was a reasonable price. One small issue: In their need to gain access to a corner of our home that is dense with shrubby trees, the crew both bent back and hacked away at some branches in a heedless fashion inconsistent with the great care that we show our trees. We understood that they needed to make room to accomplish their work but it would have been proper to consult before attacking our trees as they did.