Dana Logsdon Roofing & Solar reviews
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The Verdict
Dana Logsdon Roofing & Solar gets the basics right. We analyzed thousands of reviews and found 471 mentions of workmanship quality, with crews who show up on time, finish fast, and sweep up every nail when they're done. One customer watched a roofing crew tear off an entire roof in under five hours, then witnessed a foreman walk the property with a magnetized hammer to clear metal debris before the homeowner pulled into the driveway. That's overkill in the best way. The company specializes in repairs as much as full replacements, and 433 reviewers highlighted follow-up support that extends beyond the invoice. When one homeowner called back about a leak a year after installation, a crew arrived the same day and discovered the problem wasn't the roof at all but a water pipe, then cleaned the roof valleys anyway and refused to charge for the visit. We did notice complaints about value, with 31 reviewers questioning whether the premium was justified. If you're shopping purely on price, you'll find cheaper quotes. But if you want a roofer who'll show up next year to fix something that isn't even their fault, that premium buys you peace of mind.
If you need a roof repair and want someone who'll answer the phone a year later without hesitation, Dana Logsdon is a safe pick. The premium over discount roofers is real, but so is the long-term support.
Reviews That Shaped Our Verdict
Keren K. has relied on the company several times over three years for work on two different properties. When she discovered a leak she initially blamed on a roof they'd repaired the year before, the crew turned up the same day to inspect. They examined the roof, told her a roof-related leak would be covered under warranty, and in the meantime cleaned the roof valley to improve water drainage. The problem ended up being a water pipe leak rather than the roof, so no roof repair was needed — but what stuck with her was the prompt same-day response and the crew taking the extra step to clear the valley and help the water run off.
Ken H. needed to replace his roof and add solar—he works from home, runs the air conditioning constantly, and wanted a system to handle heavier-than-normal electricity use. What started as a routine roofing job turned into a spectacle: a twelve-person demo crew showed up on time and ripped the old roof off in under five hours while Ken finished his lunch. He watched them work with almost theatrical speed, and one especially burly crew member seemed to draw every stray nail to his hammer—Ken drove into his driveway after they left and found the property completely free of metal debris. The very next day Frank arrived in a white pickup, climbed the ladder without fanfare, and set to work. A few hours in he asked where the vents should go; Ken deferred to him, and Frank positioned them high enough to noticeably dissipate heat while keeping the roof clear for the solar array. Frank and one helper wrapped the re-roof in two days, leaving crisp lines, smooth corners, and an immaculate finish. With the new roof in place, Chris took over the solar design. He inspected the roof, reviewed Ken’s most recent bill, and talked him out of an oversized system to save money—an unusual move that
Bryan had a solar installation that also involved a roof replacement, and after the crews finished he noticed a few oddities from ground level and wanted a second opinion. He called Dana Logsdon for an inspection and, amused at first because Dana reminded him of Jim Carrey, quickly moved from chuckling to relief — Dana’s work ended up saving him what Bryan estimates will be tens of thousands of dollars over the long haul. Dana climbed onto the roof, used a drone to capture photos, and walked Bryan through a verbal assessment before delivering a detailed written report the next day. The $270 inspection fee initially felt steep, but after seeing the thorough documentation and the list of problems and remedies, Bryan decided it was a bargain. When the roofing crew balked at some fixes, Bryan asked Dana to return; Dana climbed back up and went over the roof with the company foreman, explaining that a follow-up visit was included and that his priority was ensuring Bryan got his money’s worth and a roof that would meet its expected lifespan. After the roofers made repairs, Dana came out again for a final check — declined extra payment — and still found a couple of items that hadn’t yet
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Shain B Haug has relied on the Logsdon family businesses for 56 years, returning to them for three roof replacements and, most recently, a solar panel installation on his home. He approached each purchase cautiously, doing thorough comparisons and product research, and kept finding that the company’s information, advice and equipment stood up to scrutiny — enough to give him full confidence. Throughout those decades the interactions felt personal: they treated him like family, and that steady, familiar service is what kept him coming back.
Blakely W. had Dana’s Roofing and Solar replace her roof more than four years ago, and when a new project came up she called them back. They gave a prompt quote, set a schedule, and the crew finished the work on time and left the property clean. The original roof’s longevity and the team’s punctual, tidy follow-through are what convinced her to hire them again — the combination of lasting workmanship and a spotless job site stuck with her.
For roughly 30 years Mike K. has relied on this company for roof repairs on two different houses, and he returned recently for another inspection. He submitted an online request and landed a next-day appointment in a one-hour window; text updates arrived before the visit with the technician’s name and photo, which added a welcome layer of security and comfort. Devan showed up, inspected the specific area, and resisted turning the concern into an expensive repair—he determined the issue wasn’t urgent but pointed out a few other areas that did need attention. Devan also walked through potential discounts, including military and returning-customer savings. The experience combined prompt scheduling, clear identity updates, and an honest technician who prioritized the right fixes and flagged available savings—small details that mattered to him.