Marc Cianfrone

“Tear-off Old shingles and install new, Ridge vent 64′, flash chimney, GAF rubberoid roll roofing material on low pitched roof on back of garage. Install new attic fan. Remove all aluminum rake board trim on roof edges, install new white vinyl coated aluminum trim on all rake edges approx. 250′, remove all debris. End of job add-ons: replaced 12 4′ x 8′ 1/2” PLYWOOD, Install 30′ flashing, sister 3 rafters Member Comments: Dennis came an viewed the damages from Hurricane Sandy and forwarded an estimate for the job. Dennis and I had conversations over the price and settled a dollar amount in mid December. Dennis mentioned at the time he had quite a few jobs in the Piscataway area and would not be able to get to our house until into the New Year. I called in mid-January and talked with Dennis and we agreed to look at Mid-April to start the roofing job. I did not want to do the roof during the extreme winter months of cold. Dennis called me in Early April to set a tentative date (weather permitting). Ultimately the date was moved back 5 days due to weather. On Tuesday, April 16 Double D construction crew arrived at 7:30am and began cover the ground with tarps and begin the removal of the old roof. Around 11 AM the shingles arrived and the start of the new roof was underway. As they replaced damaged plywood they noticed that 3 rafters under the portion of the rear garage rood needed to be sistered, and they did so effectively. When they saw any other issue they brought them to my attention and we agreed to correct the problem. They removed most of the raking from the house. They finished the shingle portion of the roof and had laid down the rubberroid roofing about 5:30PM. On Wednesday, April 17 two of Dennis’s crew returned to put up new vinyl aluminum siding on all the rakes. This was a tedious and time consuming due to the number of cuts and installation. At days end they had completed the new raking and installed 30′ of flashing. On Thursday, April 18 one worker returned and put a layer of tar over the rubberroid roofing which was the last item to be completed. They cleaned up the property at the end of each day. “