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Dils Roofing & Solar is a safe, reliable choice. We analyzed hundreds of reviews and found a company that consistently delivers solid work without drama, though it won't set speed records. One homeowner called them back 25 years after their original install for a repair and found them just as competent as the first time around. Another watched crews replace termite-damaged wood and broken tiles over three weeks, ultimately getting a roof they trust will last 35 years, despite frustration over the timeline. Reviews show 139 mentions of strong workmanship and 101 praising their follow-up support. The standout pattern is coordination: when crews removed solar panels for a roof replacement, they proactively inspected for leaks during a rainstorm before the house was watertight, then caught and fixed connection damage during reinstall. The second pattern is longevity: we found multiple customers who've used them across decades, including one HOA managing 200 units that's relied on them for six years running. If you're willing to trade speed for thoroughness and you value a contractor who'll still pick up the phone in 2049, this is your company.
If you need a roof done fast, look elsewhere. But if you want an installer who shows up with the same crew quality whether it's year one or year 25, and who'll climb back on your roof during a rainstorm just to double-check their work, the slower pace is worth it.
Doug Diamond discovered during a recent repair that Dils remained as friendly, competent and reliable as when they installed his new roof 25 years earlier. He walked away reassured by that quarter-century of consistent service—the longevity of their dependability is the detail that stuck with him.
FlyingQuilter Parker hired Dil’s to install a roof for solar panels during a house addition about 12 years ago. During that project the crew discovered they had the wrong standoffs and fixed the mistake promptly. What stood out was one rainy morning before the roof was watertight: the crew called, came out at dawn, and inspected the situation. They found a leak, but tracked it to stucco work rather than their roofing, and still used the storm as an opportunity to proactively check their installation against the elements. Every couple of years they call Dil’s back for an inspection and any needed repairs because they believe in preventive maintenance; Dil’s schedules around their calendar, lays out recommendations in detail, and presents options rather than a single hard sell. They walked away impressed by the responsiveness, professional demeanor, and fair, in-line pricing, and have referred Dil’s to others without hesitation. The image that sticks: a crew willing to turn up early in a storm to make sure the job holds up.
Burt hired Dils to reroof his two-story, roughly 1,900 sq ft home and discovered the crew delivered high-quality workmanship: they tore out extensive dry-rot and termite-damaged framing, replaced many broken tiles, and left a roof he believes will last 35-plus years. The team also kept the site tidy each day—except on the final day, when the electrician was reconnecting the solar system. What soured the experience was the schedule and coordination. Chris, the salesperson, had estimated about a week-and-a-half with four crew members, but the job stretched to three weeks and a day. The stretch would likely have been longer if he and his wife hadn’t started pressuring the company after two weeks. Most days only two men showed up; a four-person crew appeared on just four days total. When he called Operations Manager Armando, the explanations were routine—call-ins and a crew member with chronic car trouble. Daily hours felt short, too: crews typically drifted in around 8:20–8:30, took 90-minute lunches, began site cleanup by 4:30 and left by 5:00, and on Fridays packed up around 12:30—roughly a 32-hour workweek on a project that was pitched as more intensive. Burt elevated his worry
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When Lisa arranged a full roof relay with Dil’s Roofing in 2023, the crew started on the scheduled date and kept her informed throughout the job. They photographed any additional work required — plywood, stringer and fascia repairs — quoted a fair price, and kept the final cost within about $2,000 of the original bid. They came back the next year to replace a microinverter on one of her solar systems, demonstrating ongoing service beyond the initial project. She urges taking their roof-warranty maintenance plan after a repair — she found the program especially helpful — and singled out Chris, the sales associate, as honest, knowledgeable and dependable. The detail that sticks: clear photo documentation of extra work combined with a near-estimate final bill and a roof-warranty plan that makes follow-up maintenance straightforward.
John E has trusted Dils for 35 years, across two generations of the company’s management. He and his wife brought them back to work on their 50-year-old, termite-prone house, which uncovered issues that pushed the final cost above the original estimate. The company president stepped in early and walked them through the reasons for the overrun, making the explanation thorough and easy to accept. They enjoyed dealing with the installation crew, who combined a strong work ethic with polished professionalism and meticulous attention to detail. In the end, the extra expense felt justified by the president’s personal explanation and the crew’s craftsmanship — a level of hands-on care that left them relaxed about the finished job.
FlyingQuilter Parker hired Dil’s to install a roof for solar panels during a house addition about 12 years ago. During that project the crew discovered they had the wrong standoffs and fixed the mistake promptly. What stood out was one rainy morning before the roof was watertight: the crew called, came out at dawn, and inspected the situation. They found a leak, but tracked it to stucco work rather than their roofing, and still used the storm as an opportunity to proactively check their installation against the elements. Every couple of years they call Dil’s back for an inspection and any needed repairs because they believe in preventive maintenance; Dil’s schedules around their calendar, lays out recommendations in detail, and presents options rather than a single hard sell. They walked away impressed by the responsiveness, professional demeanor, and fair, in-line pricing, and have referred Dil’s to others without hesitation. The image that sticks: a crew willing to turn up early in a storm to make sure the job holds up.