Full Curl Roofing Company

All 5 of the one and two-star reviews we hold for Full Curl Roofing Company, most recent first.

• 1 out of 5Tee Mae7 months ago

  We started with Full Curl Roofing on August 18, 2025, and months later the job is still not finished. While the roof itself was completed, none of the supplements or additional repairs have been. Our rep, Jake, has completely ghosted us. Multiple calls and texts with no response. We were repeatedly told supplements were submitted to insurance, but when I contacted my insurance directly, they confirmed only the permit was submitted, nothing else. Items approved on the original claim are still unrepaired. At the beginning of the process, we were told no payment would be collected until all work was fully completed, yet they requested and accepted full payment the same day the roof was done. We paid in good faith, only for the remaining work to never be completed and communication to stop. I even called the office and was told they agreed three months was unacceptable and that I’d receive a callback—which never happened. This is extremely disappointing, especially after doing my research, choosing a local company to avoid this, and referring both my mom’s business and a neighbor early on.

• 1 out of 5Chris Mcdonald8 months ago

  DO NOT DO BUSINESS WITH FULL CURL ROOFING. All of their reviews are fake. The salesman will convince you that they will give you a discount if you leave them a raving 5 star review. In reality, the original price is the “discounted” price. They have a completely illegal clause in their contract and will threaten you and be extremely rude if you acknowledge it or ask if we can take that off the contract. Ask your neighbors or anybody that knows this company- they cut all the corners possible, are not professional and make your entire property dirty. I will be escalating their illegal and baseless clause that has no chance in court against their clients. I wish they knew that it’s a fake threat. ——————————- Federal Prohibition Under the Consumer Review Fairness Act (CRFA): Enacted in 2016 and effective March 14, 2017, the CRFA specifically bans non-disparagement clauses in "form contracts" (standardized agreements used in selling goods or services, like a roofing contract, where you typically have no real chance to negotiate terms). These clauses cannot: The law aims to protect consumers' free speech and ensure honest feedback is available to others, as suppressing negative reviews harms the marketplace. Violations can result in FTC enforcement actions, including fines up to $50,120 per violation (adjusted for inflation), and courts can declare the clause invalid. Prohibit or restrict your ability to post honest reviews, performance assessments, or similar feedback about the company's goods, services, or conduct (including oral, written, or pictorial statements on social media or review sites). Impose penalties, fees, or threats of lawsuits for such reviews. Require you to transfer intellectual property rights in your review (e.g., giving up ownership of your post).

  Reply from the business

  We appreciate your concern, but unfortunately, we do not have any record of communicating or interacting with you. We welcome reviews based on clients’ experiences and based on facts. We are continuously refining our policies, contracts, and procedures to strike the right balance of safeguards for all involved.

• 1 out of 5David C Sietsema9 months ago

  This company forces you to agree to not leave them a bad review, in advance of any work. Don’t trust their ratings here. The following clause is included in Full Curl’s contract: “Client covenants and agrees that it, will not publicly disparage, call into disrepute, defame, slander, or otherwise criticize Contractor. Client acknowledges the value of the non-disparagement provisions any breach of which cannot reasonably or adequately be determined in an action at law. Accordingly, the Client agrees that should it breach the provisions this paragraph, it agrees to pay liquidated damages to Contractor in the amount of $2,500 per breach, which each Party agrees is the best estimate of actual damages, is reasonable. Client agrees to remove any offending post/statement within 24 hours of written notice by Contractor." When I crossed this clause out and signed their contract, they declined to do business with me. This goes against the federal Consumer Review Fairness Act.

  Reply from the business

  We appreciate your feedback regarding our non-disparagement clause. We sympathize with your interpretation. In today’s digital age, we have encountered situations where customers attempt to avoid paying for quality work by leaving disparaging or defamatory reviews. The rise of social media has outpaced the legal protections against such abuses, which can cause significant damage to businesses. Without a non-disparagement clause, we could be forced to spend substantial amounts in legal fees, not to mention the time and effort required to address unwarranted and untruthful remarks. We would prefer to spend our time providing quality roofing services. While we acknowledge that no contractor can promise perfect work, we are committed to resolving any issues that may arise. We believe it is both the right thing to do and good business practice to address potential problems on an individual basis to ensure our customers are ultimately satisfied. The non-disparagement clause is not intended to muzzle clients who are dissatisfied with our work and wish to leave factually truthful reviews. We value honest feedback and strive to improve our services continuously. If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out directly. We wish you the best with your roofing project and hope you find a contractor who meets all your needs.

• 2 out of 5James Raglea year ago

  I worked with Kolton and he spent no time overseeing the crew. They made a complete mess and I had to clean up my own yard and patio from nails and old shingles. I came home while they were working and found guys pissing in the yard. I asked Kolton to take down gutters from the second floor roof and they kicked them down instead of attempting use of tools. The screws were ripped out of the wood. Overpriced and cut corners.

• 2 out of 5Carol PeterEdited a year ago

  We selected them to do our re-roof. All was good until I got the contract and found a Non-disparagement Clause in it. If you don't know what that is, it's a threat that you have to agree to that if you aren't happy with them for any reason -- even if you've tried to resolve with them but weren't successful -- with a hefty fine if you publicly say ANYTHING negative about them. I struck through that clause, signed it and sent it back. They responded that the clause was a requirement, at which point we told them we no longer trusted them and would be working with another roofing contractor. I can't stress enough how important it is that people do NOT do business with any company insisting on a blanket non-disparagement clause in a contract. You could do everything right and they do everything wrong and you could still be slapped with a hefty fine if you tell anyone about your bad experience. If you think about it, there are MANY reasons not to agree to a non-disparagement clause. These are our top 3: >The company must be concerned that their firm cannot deliver 100% satisfaction for clients, so they are covering their business behind with this clause. >They are attempting to muzzle the client if there is a problem with their services. We are pretty easy to deal with, provided contractors deliver what they say they will deliver it, when they say they will deliver it. But we won't promise ahead of time that if we aren't satisfied -- seek changes directly with them and they don't make something right -- that we won't leave an unsatisfactory review. When we are satisfied, we leave great reviews. >This clause is purely a calculated, cynical move intended to cook reviews positively. Not everyone and their reviews are represented, so no one should have faith in their otherwise stellar reviews. With so many roofing contractors available in the valley, why do business with someone who sets off alarm bells in your head. EDIT TO RESPOND TO OWNER: EVERY business faces this same ch

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  Reply from the business

  Thank you for considering Full Curl Roofing for your roof replacement. We understand and respect your decision to work with another contractor. We appreciate your feedback regarding our non-disparagement clause. We sympathize with your interpretation. In today’s digital age, we have encountered situations where customers attempt to avoid paying for quality work by leaving disparaging or defamatory reviews. The rise of social media has outpaced the legal protections against such abuses, which can cause significant damage to businesses. Without a non-disparagement clause, we could be forced to spend substantial amounts in legal fees, not to mention the time and effort required to address unwarranted and untruthful remarks. We would prefer to spend our time providing quality roofing services. While we acknowledge that no contractor can promise perfect work, we are committed to resolving any issues that may arise. We believe it is both the right thing to do and good business practice to address potential problems on an individual basis to ensure our customers are ultimately satisfied. The non-disparagement clause is not intended to muzzle clients who are dissatisfied with our work and wish to leave factually truthful reviews. We value honest feedback and strive to improve our services continuously. If you have any further questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out directly. We wish you the best with your roofing project and hope you find a contractor who meets all your needs.

• roof replacement17
• insurance claim assistance14
• professional crew10
• inspection10
• new roof9
• payment policy4
• honest roofers2
• wind damage assessment2
• quick installation2
• cost estimate2

14 more of the 86 reviews we hold text for, most recent first. We do not hold every review Google has.

• 5 out of 5wzrubicon 1Edited a month ago

  Came to my house in the morning, stripped and removed the old roof, had the new roof on and finished. Cant say every job is 1 day. But it was impressive. Competitive rates. Give them a shout for your roofing needs! Good people!

• 5 out of 5Tanaa month ago

  We called Full Curl Roofing after seeing how they re-roofed our neighbors home. Kalten offered to meet with our insurance agent when he was inspecting our roof. He answered all my questions. Once we got our insurance compensation, Kalten set up a time when they were coming here to replace the roof. Basically it took three days. They cleaned up everything and they were very nice. Now we have a great new roof!!!! I would highly recommend Full Curl Roofing to anyone because of the work they did for us! I also would highly recommend working with Kalten because of how he communicates and listens with the customer! He is a VNP! A very nice person! After working with the public for forty four years I can fully appreciate that!

• 5 out of 5Justine Fritzel2 months ago

  Great service, made everything easy through my insurance claim.

• 5 out of 5Loulou WhiteEdited 3 months ago

  We were very happy with them. They worked hard not to disrupt our lives and make sure we were satisfied with the work they did. Jake was easy to work with and easy to reach when we had questions.

• 5 out of 5emma emma3 months ago

  Brett is amazing! He’s honest, professional, and provides outstanding service from start to finish. He truly stands behind his work and makes you feel comfortable and confident throughout the entire process. It’s hard to find someone this reliable and trustworthy these days. Highly recommend!

• 5 out of 5Michael Klatte3 months ago

  Worked along side Brett,solid,honest,hardworking,very impressive!I definitely recommend this company!!

• 4 out of 5Terry Strade3 months ago

  Full Curl has done multiple houses for us and they were on time, professional, and did great work!

• 5 out of 5Rowley Smith3 months ago

  Excellent service with clear notation to detail with a pre-price and was willing to wait while Insurance clarified and sent checks to be paid. Very satisfied with the timely matter and the cleanup on a daily basis around my house. Also notified me when Inspection hadn’t completely cleared and came back and verified the work to have it reinspected and cleared.

• 5 out of 5Bridgette ChaddEdited 3 months ago

  Kolton was great, he communicated and kept me in the loop every step of the process. Very professional and the quality of the roof is great. I am very pleased and will recommend Kolton at Full Curl to everyone I know.

• 5 out of 5Valerie Siler3 months ago

  Full Curl Roofing was outstanding from start to finish. They showed up exactly when they said they would, completed the work professionally, and made the whole process easy. I’ll definitely be recommending them to my clients.

• 5 out of 5Arthur3 months ago

  Awesome quality of work for the price and cleanliness. You guys are awesome!

• 5 out of 5Stephenie Stephenson4 months ago

  Jake did a great job of making the needed repairs to my home. He was friendly, professional and reasonably priced!

• 5 out of 5Katrina Adleman4 months ago

  We cannot thank the whole team at Full Curl roofing enough! They stuck with us and were very helpful during a lengthy, frustrating battle with insurance. They also did a wonderful job on our new roof and we are so happy with it!

• 5 out of 5Lisa Sarnac6 months ago

  Full Curl Roofing Company, and Dylan McKenney, the Project Manager, did a stellar job on my roof! They were recommended highly to me by two impeccable sources. I am completely impressed with the professionalism I observed at every stage. …

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