TAG Roofing & Solar reviews

Rex Garver chose Tag just over a year ago for a combined roof, solar, and battery install on a home that required both metal and shingle tear-off. He shopped the project to six reputable companies and found Tag to be the best fit. He had a bit of wood rot to address but not much, and the crew managed the tricky tear-off without issues. The team performed consistently, the final bill matched the original quote, and the daily cleanup — capped by a thorough final clean — really stood out on what could have been a messy job. After more than a year with the new roof and system, he remains satisfied; the detail that sticks with him is that the price didn’t change and the site stayed tidy through the whole process.

Cheryl had Tag Roofing redo most of her roof two years earlier, leaving only the flat-roof sections untouched. When those flats needed immediate attention she reached out to Karl at the company; he arrived quickly, took measurements and handed her a quote on Tuesday. Karl moved fast — he pulled a tear-off crew in just two days and the work was slated to be finished by Friday. She appreciated that Karl was personable, polite and clearly knowledgeable, that he didn’t try to sell unnecessary extras, and that his crews were professional on the job. The memorable bit was the rapid, no-nonsense turnaround and a team that backs up their work — a small emergency request turned into a completed roof within days.

QT V hired the crew to finish roof work, and from what they can see the finished roof looks decent. They waited longer than expected to get started—no firm start date was given—and a job that was quoted as up to two weeks stretched to more than a month. Communication mostly disappeared except when the company wanted payment: when the crew declared the project complete and requested the balance, the fascia still hadn’t been painted. The crew had to return twice to finish the trim and never offered an apology, and a reported pile of excess dirt from the installation went unanswered after the final payment was collected. Different faces showed up throughout the job, which made the whole project feel disjointed. If QT V had to do it over, they would choose a different contractor; the lasting image was handing over money for a job called finished while touch-ups and cleanup remained undone.

Ally Posada hired TAG Roofing to replace the roof on her home a few years ago, and the work held up well. When a misunderstanding came up recently, Karl showed up in person, stepped in to sort things out, and went out of his way to resolve the issue. She remembers that hands-on follow-up—Karl's visit and customer service are what stood out from the whole experience.

David Petri discovered a leak a few years after another company had installed a 30-panel system on his home. He called TAG Roofing and Solar to take the job: they removed all 30 panels, replaced the entire roof, and corrected the installation errors that had caused the leak. The crew moved through each stage smoothly and professionally—panel removal, full reroofing, and the repairs—leaving the roof watertight and the underlying problem resolved. What stuck with him was that TAG tackled someone else’s mistakes head-on, with a complete fix rather than a patch; the concrete detail he remembers is simple and clear: they removed 30 panels, replaced the whole roof, and eliminated the leak.

LeAnn hired TAG in 2017 to repair her home's roof. She found the crew disorganized back then—appointments ran late, workers took long breaks, and the job missed its deadline—so she ended up giving them two stars because the finished work at least looked acceptable. Two years after the repair she discovered staining on the ceiling directly under the area TAG had supposedly fixed and scheduled an inspection. Karl arrived late again and, after checking the roof, claimed TAG never contracted to repair that particular section. She believes the work was part of the original contract and could pull the paperwork and photos that back her up, but the repeated tardiness and the company's denial destroyed her confidence. With proof in hand but no trust in TAG to fix it, she will hire another roofing company to resolve the leak.

Ky Kocur had solar panels installed for his home and experienced fantastic customer service from Karl and the team. He singled out their support as the highlight of the project. He strongly recommends Karl and his crew to others considering solar.

This homeowner faced leftover warranty work after her original roofer retired, and TAG Roofing and Solar stepped in to take over the project. TAG handled the handoff smoothly, kept communications clear, concise, and professional throughout, and completed the warranty repairs to the homeowner’s satisfaction. The most memorable part of the experience was the effortless transition and consistent, straightforward communication that delivered a solid result and peace of mind.

Rebecca had the company install a roof on her new-construction home and, with a storm looming, spent two weeks trying to get repairs done. She discovered three separate leaks in the new roof, but the company repeatedly shifted responsibility—each call landed her with a different contact instead of a scheduled fix. Technicians who were sent to assess the damage behaved confrontationally, which escalated the situation rather than resolving it. After fourteen days she still faced active leaks and no acceptance of responsibility for what she considers shoddy workmanship, leaving her racing the next rainfall with unresolved damage.