Reliable Allied Roofing Inc. has proudly served the Columbus area since 1985. Our services encompass all of Columbus and its surroundings. From minor residential repairs to major commercial installations, we do it all. Allied Roofing, a Columbus, Ohio Roofing Company, is the greatest. Our roofing services are backed by a family-owned and operated company. You will deal directly with the owner when you call Allied Roofing. We will guarantee your happiness.
Customers gave Allied Roofing generally positive reviews. Key strengths are company quick responses, professionalism, accuracy, and practicality when dealing with roofing problems. A customer felt that Allied could quickly and professionally diagnose their roofing problem, explaining what actions would be needed to resolve it. Slowing the job was a good-commented next client who had their source leak fully fixed a week after contacting the team. On-time job completion and the professional demeanor of workers were attractive features for a client. However, from the enthusiasm of clients for assessment, the client felt that they would interact with a constantly improving team that always prioritizes customer success. Other clients appreciated the honesty that came with working with Allied. A client underlined this when they felt that the need for a repair would help them evaluate long-term solutions; testament to their quality and affordability. You can "trust" Allied's prompt response to handle your roof. Another client felt that honesty was especially on display such that they would rate them at "5." However, there were minor customer challenges that Allied Roofing could work on to improve their service. One customer was satisfied financially and thought the company charged a reasonable amount. However, they felt that more options would improve customer autonomy. Lack of comparison was the only dissatisfaction that hindered the possibility of a perfect review. Also, a client felt that they had been "forced" to conclude they would go with an extra charge as the company had explained why other problems were likely to occur. However, the plan was comparative. In general, these were minor problems that the company could quickly improve if they felt that countering future leaks would vary in costs among customers. Victory would arise if the cost to a customer meant giving them another option. Overall, the customers who gave their two cents had had a positive and respectful opinion of Allied Roofing, with another client promising the company more referral business.
