Raintight General Contracting

I’m not sure if it was just an accident or an act of providence that brought me together with Josh and Rain Tight General Contracting. Whatever it was — I’m very glad for the experience.
One night last June, all the houses in my neighborhood were decimated by hailstones the size of softballs for a good forty-​five minutes. When I got home, my house was a wreck: windows throughout the house were broken, the sides of my home looked like they’d been through a hurricane, and without even seeing it — I knew my roof had been totaled (I was right).
Needless to say, when I headed in for my shift at the restaurant where I work the next afternoon — I was feeling kind of confused about the sudden twist I’d just tripped on in my life.
And then, something nice happened.
The first table of the night was a pretty young lady with her little boy who sat at a table waiting for her boyfriend to meet them. While waiting, they happened to overhear me talking to my coworkers about the damages my house had suffered the night before. Suddenly — as I was coming around a corner — the little fellow called me over to suggest that I might want to talk to his mom’s boyfriend — who was a contractor.
When his mom’s boyfriend finally did arrive, we wound up having a surprisingly good conversation. Josh is an intelligent, well-​spoken person who exudes a good and natural feeling of sincerity. He gave me some good advice on how to simply handle the situation — whether I needed him or not. After twenty minutes of off and on conversation, the three of them — Josh and Sheena and her son Aiden — all left me with a very good feeling. My spidey senses officially kicked in as we were talking and told me that this actually might be a good way to go — and so I told Josh I’d give him a call the next day to discuss it a bit further.
Josh and I talked a few times on the phone over the weekend — finally agreeing to meet together with the insurance adjuster the following Thursday. The meeting with the insurance adjuster turned out to be an extremely good one. The three of us knitted our brains together — and after an hour-​and-​a-​half I walked away feeling like a weight had been taken off of my shoulders — one that was replaced with a nice feeling of confidence that things would be taken care of — and in a very good way.
It was at about this time that I met Miller Weedn, the owner of the company. It’s obvious that he and Josh were cut from the same mold. He’s personable and intelligent — and seems very much dedicated to getting a job done — and done well.
Anyway, the rest is history: within two weeks of the hailstorm, Josh had his crew out re-​roofing my house. Not only was my house the first one in the neighborhood to get its roof totally replaced — but also — the fellows who built it did an exquisite job! I’d help to build the initial roof many years before — and kind of feel like I know what to look for in a roof. I have to admit, three months after the fact, I still can’t help but admire the sturdiness and well-​chiseled look the new roof has as I’m returning home from walking my dogs!
In quick succession, the windows were all replaced, the fence was repaired and re-​sealed, and the garage was repaired and re-​roofed. And to top everything off, instead of just pressure-​cleaning and touching up the paint on the sides of my house — as the insurance adjuster had prescribed — these guys went ahead and painted the entire house from top-​to-​bottom and did an incredible job doing so (I was totally boggled!)!!
I might add to all of this, that the fellows who worked with Rain Tight seemed to be aware that because I work at night — I slept during the day — and went out of their way to be as quiet as they possibly could. There were no jamboxes or loud conversations going on outside my window. In fact, I hardly knew they were there — except from the evidence of good works they left behind (as far as the roofers went. .. well — not much can be done about that noise — but Josh did offer to pay for a hotel for me to sleep in throughout all the pounding ((I decided to stick it out — and somehow I survived))).
Frankly, I have nothing but good things to say about Josh and Miller and Sheena and Aiden and Rain Tight General Contracting.
In my life, I’ve discovered that some of my greatest blessings have started off as curses — and this is one of those bolts of lightning that I’m very glad God sent my way! :)

My new roof is the best looking on the block! RainTight managed everything from the insurance adjustment to the actual roof repair with straightforwardness, honesty and professionalism. And, they did it all in a short time span. Recommended them to several friends and they have all had the same experience. Great job!