Project One Roofing

All 2 of the one and two-star reviews we hold for Project One Roofing, most recent first.

• 1 out of 5johngaltjrEdited 13 hours ago

  DO NOT USE THEM! They will destroy your utility lines and refuse to pay! Luke's team drilled a nail through my main AC line during transfer of title process in November 2025. Apparently they do not do free inspections on their own work. It is also a violation of federal law to vent or release those gases into the atmosphere during maintenance or construction activities. Their puncture caused a catastrophic, immediate release of the system's entire refrigerant charge and they failed to notice. They caused AC damage totaling $9,669.00 AND REFUSED TO COVER their mistake

• 1 out of 5johngaltjra month ago

  Luke's team has been formally submitted with the following instance report stemming from his team drilling a nail through my main AC line during transfer of title process November 2025. Apparently they do not offer the free inspections on their own work. Thank you for looking over the technician report from [3rd party AC company]. I understand your position regarding how the original HVAC line was run close to the roof deck. However, an improper utility placement does not absolve your crew of liability for direct physical damage caused by their work execution. Furthermore, your text misstates the building code. The International Residential Code (IRC M1411.7) requires physical shielding for lines within 1.5 inches of the roof deck, not 3 inches. Because your crew shot standard nails directly past the 1/2-inch sheathing without verifying utility clearance or adjusting nail lengths in that bay, the puncture occurred. Additionally, under Section 608 of the federal Clean Air Act, the EPA classifies these refrigerants as severe environmental hazards. It is a violation of federal law to vent or release these gases into the atmosphere during maintenance or construction activities. Your crew's puncture caused a catastrophic, immediate release of the system's entire refrigerant charge and failed to report it. Because this obsolete R-410A system has lost its complete charge, it legally and mechanically cannot be partially repaired, requiring a full matching system replacement totaling $9,669.00 to return the property to its original condition. This is a clear-cut commercial property damage claim. Please provide your General Liability Insurance carrier name, policy number, and claims contact information by the end of the day today so I can hand this over to my insurance adjuster to initiate the claims process

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14 more of the 30 reviews we hold text for, most recent first. We do not hold every review Google has.

• 5 out of 5Bryan Fuqua2 months ago

  I worked with Luke at project one and there are no words to describe how easy he made the whole process. His knowledge and caring really showed not only with me personally but my roof as well. …

  Google cut this review short. The full text is on their Google profile.

  Reply from the business

  Thank you for taking some time to leave us a review Bryan! We greatly appreciate it and are happy to hear you had a great experience!

• 5 out of 5Kathryn Rau3 months ago

  I continue to be so impressed by Derik and his entire team. I am incredibly grateful for the way they care for clients and ensure homeowners feel protected and informed throughout the process. …

  Google cut this review short. The full text is on their Google profile.

  Reply from the business

  Thank you for the kind review Kathryn! We appreciate everything you do for your clients, and are more than happy to be a resource and we love being able to help in the home buying process! Thank you for allowing us to be part of the amazing experience you continue to provide for all of your clients!

• 5 out of 5Ronda Hyken3 months ago

  I can’t say enough about Luke and Project One Roofing, In Loveland, Colorado. As a Real Estate Broker I’m always looking for contractors to refer my clients to. Luke and Project One Roofing did a fabulous roof replacement at one of my …

  Google cut this review short. The full text is on their Google profile.

  Reply from the business

  Thank you so much for the kind words Ronda! We are thrilled to know that you have enjoyed working with Luke. We pride ourselves on providing honest assessments on all of our inspections, but especially for people who are buying a home and need that extra peace of mind. Thank you so much for taking time!

• 5 out of 5Chris Sewell3 months ago

  Great communication and excellent service. Highly recommended!

  Reply from the business

  Thank you for the review Chris, we greatly appreciate it!

• 5 out of 5Tim Brown3 months ago

  Luke and team will take care of you - highly diligent and awesome customer service. Highly recommend!

  Reply from the business

  Thanks so much for the review Tim! We appreciate the kind words and strive for great service!

• 5 out of 5Terje Whitmore3 months ago

  Thank you for all your help with our lights and the roof on our shed. Your team is amazing to work with.

  Reply from the business

  Thank you for the review Terje! We are thrilled to be able to get your shed that nice new roof, and give your home that special boost with the lights!

• 5 out of 5Jennifer Schwab4 months ago

  Great service, great products. We’ve loved working with Luke at Project One. I highly recommend for all family and friends!

  Reply from the business

  Thank you so much for the feedback Jennifer! We appreciate you taking the time. We are thrilled to know you are happy with the services you have gotten from us!

• 5 out of 5Drew Giffin4 months ago

  If you need your roofing done well and fast, this the company to go with! They worked with my insurance very well. I needed to have my solar panels removed as well and they did a great job. I'm extremely pleased with my new roof!

  Reply from the business

  Hi Drew! Thank you so much for the 5 stars! We greatly appreciate it! And we are very happy to hear you had a good experience, especially with the complexities of your project! Thank you again for trusting us with the repairs to your home!

• 5 out of 5Steve Ehler7 months ago

  Perfect setup! owner involved. Big enough to provide service state wide, but small enough to provide attentive care and service to his clients. He doesn't turn you away based on size or cost of repair or insurance. Make sure you call Luke, …

  Google cut this review short. The full text is on their Google profile.

  Reply from the business

  Hey Steve, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave such a thoughtful review—we really appreciate it! It means a lot to hear that you had a great experience with our team and that the balance of personalized service and statewide support stood out to you. Luke takes a lot of pride in being hands-on and making sure every customer—no matter the size of the project—gets honest guidance and quality service, so your words truly mean a lot. We’re grateful for the opportunity to earn your business and are always here if you need anything in the future! – The Project One Roofing Team

• 5 out of 5Jaxon CabreraEdited 8 months ago

  Best roofing experience I’ve ever had. Worked with multiple roofing companies in Loveland, but nobody was able to satisfy my needs like Luke and Derik with Project One Roofing. Can’t go wrong working with these guys

  Reply from the business

  Thanks for the feedback Jaxon! We are thrilled to hear our team was able to exceed expectations and make sure your needs were met. Thank you for taking the time to let us know!

• 5 out of 5Marcus Quere8 months ago

  Very happy with my experience with Project one. Very honest and fair evaluation/pricing. Will be a returning customer!

  Reply from the business

  Thank you Marcus! We pride ourselves on giving the most honest evaluations in the industry. We are pleased to hear you are happy with your experience with us!

• 5 out of 5Michael HancockEdited 8 months ago

  Luke and the team at Project one are amazing... Their integrity, communication and workmanship are top notch. Be sure that at least one of your estimates comes from Project One Roofing...

  Reply from the business

  Thank you for the kind words Michael, we really appreciate your support!

• 5 out of 5Mallory DurnbaughEdited 8 months ago

  Luke and Derik are very knowledgeable and helpful during the entire process of installing a new roof from start to finish.

  Reply from the business

  Mallory thank you for the kind review. Derik and Luke certainly are two of the most knowledgeable roofers in Loveland for sure!

• 5 out of 5Michael Cadigan9 months ago

  Project One addressed a complicated issue with our metal roof when no other roofing contractors wanted to even give us an estimate. Their service was outstanding and reasonably priced. I have recommended Project One to several neighbors and friends.

  Reply from the business

  Thank you for the review Michael! We are happy we were able to address the issue with your metal roof. They can be tricky! Thank you for sending us to your neighbors and friends, that truly means a lot, and we look forward to providing them the same service!

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