Peak Builders & Roofers of San Diego reviews
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The Verdict
Peak Builders is a competent all-around contractor, but you'll notice the gap between their roofing work and everything else. We analyzed nearly a hundred reviews and found 67 people singled out their workmanship, most of them for roof replacements. One homeowner's roof leaked after San Diego's heavy 2023 rains, Peak sent a crew during the deluge, and finished the fix in three days with zero follow-up leaks. Another customer needed solar panels removed, underlayment replaced, and tiles reinstalled after a bedroom ceiling stain appeared, the crew wrapped it in two days against a week-long estimate. Where they stumble is the estimate stage. We found five reviews describing quote delays or no-shows, one customer waited two weeks for a pergola bid that arrived at double competing prices, another never received a skylight quote despite multiple follow-ups. If you want a straightforward roof repair and can tolerate a slightly slower sales process, their installation crews deliver. If you need complex multi-trade work or expect instant estimate turnarounds, you may hit friction before the hammers come out.
If you have a leaking roof and need it fixed fast, Peak's crews will show up and finish the job cleanly. But if you're comparing bids across several contractors or need a complicated structural project, expect longer waits and occasionally inflated quotes.
Reviews That Shaped Our Verdict
Susan C. discovered a small leak near her fireplace after the heavy San Diego rains in March–April 2023 and called Peak Roofing. Ben came out to assess the damage even though the company was swamped, provided a thorough, fair quote, and stayed responsive to her calls and questions so she trusted his expertise. After a couple of rain-related reschedules, Ben’s crew showed up on the agreed date and completed the repair in three days as promised; they worked neatly, stayed friendly and professional, and left the site clean. The quality of the work showed up quickly—when it rained a few times after the fix, there were no more leaks—so she plans to have Peak Roofing quote other projects around the house.
Vic B. noticed a water stain on the ceiling of one bedroom, which led him to discover a roof leak and call Peak Builders and Roofers of San Diego. Nir came out to inspect and provided two quotes — a full-section replacement or a smaller, targeted repair — and he chose the smaller option. Nir’s crew arrived right after Thanksgiving, removed the affected solar panels and tiles, pinpointed the damaged area, and fully rebuilt it: new underlayment, any broken tiles replaced, then the solar panels reinstalled. What mattered most was the pace and coordination — a job estimated at a week wrapped up in two days, with a professional, efficient crew handling the panels and roof work seamlessly. He walked away impressed by how quickly Peak responded after the holiday and how cleanly they restored the roof while taking care of the solar equipment.
Sarai V. sought an estimate to add a roof to an existing pergola and based her review solely on that estimate process—she did not hire the company. Enrique, the project manager, met with her husband to walk the job; he came across as polite, but she didn’t feel confident in his structural expertise. He recommended tearing down the current pergola and building a new one before installing a roof, a solution none of the three other roofing companies suggested. The written quote arrived two weeks later and was nearly double the other estimates they had collected. After digging into additional reviews, she discovered a pattern: the company sends project managers to produce estimates and then contracts the actual work out, which might explain the lack of hands-on know‑how. Between the late, expensive proposal and the unnecessary demolition recommendation, she decided not to proceed—what stuck with her most was that there was never a real need to destroy the existing pergola.
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Kile C. first turned to Peak Builders a few years ago for a big renovation — a full reroof, stucco repairs, new siding, new front porch pillars and a complete repaint. He had gathered multiple estimates and chose them for reasonable pricing and strong reviews, and that initial project delivered the expected quality. Recently, after he noticed the house running noticeably warmer and the whole-house fan struggling to cool things down, he reached back out to Enrique at Peak Builders. Enrique arrived the next day, assessed the roof, offered a fair quote and mapped out a clear timeline for start and completion. The crew added additional roof ventilation, the work looked clean and professional, and the extra vents solved the overheating problem. What stuck with Kile was Enrique’s responsiveness — a next-day visit, straightforward pricing and follow-through that left the house genuinely cooler.
David A. hired Peak Builders to replace his roof and walked away extremely pleased with the whole process. He worked with Ryan, a polished and attentive sales rep who answered concerns up front, and a crew that treated his property with care — laying down plastic, cleaning the work area every day, and being respectful while on site. The job included a new TPO roof, two new skylights, removal and reinstallation of his solar panels, trash hauling, and drywall work. After the roof went on, Ivan came back to repair the drywall around the skylights and went above and beyond to make the finish look right. The combination of careful site protection, daily cleanup, and the standout skylight repair is what most stuck with him.
Vic B. noticed a water stain on the ceiling of one bedroom, which led him to discover a roof leak and call Peak Builders and Roofers of San Diego. Nir came out to inspect and provided two quotes — a full-section replacement or a smaller, targeted repair — and he chose the smaller option. Nir’s crew arrived right after Thanksgiving, removed the affected solar panels and tiles, pinpointed the damaged area, and fully rebuilt it: new underlayment, any broken tiles replaced, then the solar panels reinstalled. What mattered most was the pace and coordination — a job estimated at a week wrapped up in two days, with a professional, efficient crew handling the panels and roof work seamlessly. He walked away impressed by how quickly Peak responded after the holiday and how cleanly they restored the roof while taking care of the solar equipment.