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All In One Roofing & Solar reviews
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The Verdict
All In One Roofing And Solar will tell you what actually needs fixing and charge you less than you expect. We found dozens of reviews from homeowners who called Reggie after discovering storm damage, leaks dripping into garages, or holes ripped open by fumigation crews, and in nearly every case he arrived that day or the next. One reviewer watched Reggie turn down an upsell mid-estimate with 'I can do it, but you don't need it', which sounds nice until you realize how rare that sentence is in contracting. We analyzed nearly a hundred reviews and counted 55 mentions of workmanship quality with only one complaint. The crew removed solar panels, tore off a century-old roof with multiple shingle layers and water damage, reinstalled everything, and passed inspection in three days. When a repair leaked a week later during El Niño prep season, Reggie sent a crew unannounced to fix it for free before the weekend rain. The lone recurring issue: a handful of customers waited days for return calls on non-urgent scheduling questions, though emergency requests got same-day attention.
If you need someone to patch a leak before tonight's storm, Reggie will move mountains. If you're chasing him down to schedule a routine follow-up, expect to text more than once. But for a roofer who won't invent problems your house doesn't have, the trade-off is worth it.
3 Stories That Stood Out
Howard faced troubling roof leaks after recent storms and called in Reggie and his crew. He watched them quickly assess the situation and trace the source back to corners the developer had cut to save money. Reggie photographed cracked and shifted tiles, then spent most of a day repairing the visible leaks from the street and fixing the deficiency caused by the original installation. When Howard floated a more expensive repair, Reggie answered with three words — "you don't need it" — and went ahead with the appropriate, lower‑cost solution. The crew worked cleanly and efficiently, left the roof looking tidy, and billed a reasonable price. What stuck with him was the combination of clear photo documentation, straightforward workmanship, and an honest recommendation that actually saved him money.
Heidi shopped six re-roofing estimates before picking Reggie Valdez's All in One Roofing and Solar for a nearly 100-year-old house with multiple layers of old shingles, an odd layout, water damage and two aging chimneys. She trusted her gut and chose the crew that offered no hard sell, a clear, easy-to-understand contract and a willingness to tackle tricky, old-house problems. What stood out most was the team's care for small, living details: Reggie carefully moved a mother bird and her eggs so they would be safe during the total re-roofing. That same attentive approach showed up everywhere else. The crew arrived on time, worked full days (sometimes taking lunch breaks on the property), cleaned up at the end of each day, and finished the entire job thoroughly in three days as promised. Throughout the process she felt steady confidence — Reggie stayed reachable, returned calls, came to the house when needed, and handled city permits and inspections so she could relax. After years of catching roof leaks in buckets, she now looks forward to enjoying the rain instead of worrying about it. Neighbors and passersby have been commenting on how beautiful the new roof looks. Her bottom
John L. had his house tented for termite fumigation and discovered a tile ripped off when the tent came down, leaving a large, gaping hole. The termite company promised to repair it, but wouldn’t be back for a week — and with rain in the forecast that night, leaving the opening exposed felt risky. A different roofer said they'd send someone but never showed, so he reached out to Reggie after 4:00 p.m. Even though Reggie was swamped preparing other large projects for the storm, he stepped in, contacted a crew he works with, and sent them over. They arrived within 30 minutes and fixed the tile before the rain arrived. What stuck with him was Reggie’s quick, proactive move to get a crew on site the same afternoon and avoid potential water damage.
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Bob B. waited to post this, but the experience matters: over three years he hired a family-owned roofing company twice to stop leaks. He called Reggie and his crew both times; rather than slap on a quick patch, Reggie climbed up, traced the problem beyond the obvious spot, and repaired the underlying issue so the leak hasn’t returned. Both jobs have held up so far. Reggie now does solar installs too and walked him through the pros, cons, and whether solar would actually suit his house — an honesty that stood out in a cutthroat market. Bob came away with the impression that Reggie takes pride in the family business and wants to protect that reputation. The detail that sticks: Reggie won’t oversell — he’ll fix the root cause of a roof problem and will tell you if solar isn’t the right move, and Bob reaches for his number first when the roof acts up.
When the hard rains hit, Curtis' Mom discovered a roof leak and reached out to All in One. Reggie responded quickly and got her scheduled without much wait, then his crew handled the repair carefully and left the place clean when they finished. The experience was strong enough that it mirrored what her sister had already seen with the company’s solar installation, which had left her equally satisfied.
Ken ended up dealing with a frustrating mess after his original SunPower installer went out of business. The panels had been put on the cheaper, easier way, without flashing, and the roof started leaking. What made the situation especially tough was finding anyone willing to touch a solar setup installed by another company — roofers steered clear because of the electrical work, and even getting quotes turned into a struggle. All In One Roofing And Solar stepped in, took the panels down, added the flashing that should have been there from the start, and reinstalled everything for a very reasonable price. By the time they finished, the leaks were gone, and he had a company he knew he could call again for roofing work tied to his solar system.
Cecilia watched All In One Roofing and Solar handle what can be a messy job for any solar owner: repairing and replacing the roof, then carefully reinstalling the panels on top. The crew worked hard through the whole process, and the system ended up back online and running perfectly. What stood out most was the combination of roof work and solar restoration being handled by the same team with a level of reliability and trust that gave the job a smooth finish.
Kristyn Tupper hired All In One Roofing and Solar during a home remodel and asked them to work with her existing roof. She found the crew professional and knowledgeable, and they coordinated their work so the solar/roofing tasks fit smoothly into the remodel. They kept to the project timeline, which helped the broader renovation stay on track, and she ended up with a seamless, on-time installation. The detail that stuck with her was their ability to integrate with the existing roof while honoring the schedule.
Ann Collins chose All In One Roofing and Solar after a friend in her neighborhood raved about their roofing work. She got a straightforward quote from Reggie and coordinated the project with him and manager Alex. The crew showed up early, worked through the day, and finished the job a couple of days ahead of schedule. She found the quality of the work excellent, and neighbors, family and friends kept commenting on how great the roof looked; she ended up passing All In One’s contact information to several people who asked. The detail that stuck with her was the punctual, hardworking crew that wrapped the job early and left a roof that drew unsolicited praise.
A couple of years after Wendy’s solar install, a leak kept coming back in the kitchen whenever rain rolled in, and the problem had gotten harder to solve because the original subcontractor had since gone out of business. After repeated back-and-forth over warranty repairs, she found herself calling around to local solar and roof companies, only to hit the same wall: most wouldn’t touch a leak tied to another installer’s work, and a few tried to push a full roof replacement or invent bigger problems to drive up the cost. Then Reggie and All in One Roofing came out, quickly spotted the source during inspection, and gave her a repair price that felt fair. The work was handled promptly and professionally, and the fix has held through the rain without another drip in the kitchen.
Ken Dolfi found himself in a tight spot after the solar installer that had put panels on his home went out of business, leaving behind a roof installed the cheap, easy way and a leak that started showing up in the kitchen. Because roofers often shy away from working around solar equipment and solar companies rarely want to touch another company’s system, he had a hard time even getting someone to look at the job. Out of three companies that came to his house, only one ever followed through with a quote — All in One Roofing — and they took on the repair at a very reasonable price. They fixed the leak, and while the garage still needs work, he already knows who he’ll call when he is ready to finish that part of the roof.
Freddy Losoya needed a reroof for his house and attached garage and met Reggie for an on-time estimate. They went over the scope, Reggie sent a proposal, and Freddy found the price very competitive for both structures. He already had solar panels, so the company’s electricians removed them quickly in a single day. The very next day the crew performed a complete tear-off of house and garage; the first inspection passed, and the crew began installing new shingles immediately. Within a couple of days the roofing work was finished. What stood out most was the cleanup: the crew methodically hunted for nails and small debris and picked up everything they could find, leaving the yard tidy. After the final inspection the electricians returned, reinstalled the panels quickly, and the system looked good and ready to go.
Long-term Satisfaction
Recent customers rate All In One Roofing & Solar 5.0 ★
Long-term reviews carry the most weight in our methodology because they are most representative of what you should be paying for: a system that will perform for years.