What our customers say
We welcome you to read our reviews — and to leave one sharing your experience with us. Your feedback helps your neighbors choose a roofer with confidence.
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The short answer
You can read and leave reviews for Integrity Roofing on Google, Facebook and Yelp. If you've worked with us, we'd be grateful for an honest review. If something about your project concerns you, call 602-548-3770 so we can address it directly.
Read and leave reviews
We don't copy reviews onto our own site. Read them where customers wrote them.
Had a good experience? Leave a review
Reviews take just a minute and make a big difference for a family business. Tell others what we did, how the project went, and how your roof is holding up.
Where to read our reviews
We don't post hand-picked quotes on this page. Instead, we point you to the independent sites where customers write reviews in their own words. That way you see the full picture, not just the comments a company chooses to show.
- Google: The most common place homeowners leave reviews, shown alongside our business listing and map location.
- Facebook: Reviews and recommendations on our Facebook page, where we also share job-site videos.
- Yelp: Another independent review site where customers rate and describe local contractors.
What to look for in roofer reviews
A star rating tells you something, but the written reviews tell you more. When you read reviews for any roofing contractor, look past the number and pay attention to the details.
- The type of job. A great repair review matters most if you need a repair. Look for reviews that match your project.
- Communication. Did the company explain what it found, show photos, and keep the homeowner informed?
- Follow-through. Did the crew show up when scheduled, clean up, and finish what was promised?
- How problems were handled. Every contractor has an occasional issue. How a company responds says a lot.
- Reviews over time. A steady history across several years is more meaningful than a burst of recent reviews.
- Owner responses. Thoughtful replies to both praise and complaints show a company that pays attention.
How to tell real reviews from fake ones
Fake and paid reviews are a real problem across home services. A few patterns can help you separate genuine feedback from reviews that don't deserve your trust.
- Real reviews usually mention specifics: the roof type, the problem, the neighborhood or the timeline.
- Watch for many reviews posted within a few days, especially with similar wording.
- Check the reviewer's profile. Accounts with a single review, or dozens of five-star reviews in different cities on the same day, deserve a second look.
- Overly generic praise with no details ("Great company, best ever!") is less useful than a balanced account.
- Compare the same company across Google, Facebook and Yelp. A consistent picture across sites is a good sign.
Writing a helpful review
If you've had work done by us, the most useful reviews describe your actual experience. Your neighbors want to know what you needed, what we found, how the work went and how the roof has performed since.
You don't need to write much. A few honest sentences about the type of roof, the job and how you were treated help other homeowners far more than a star rating alone. Please share both what went well and anything we could do better.
Have a concern? Call us first
If something about your project isn't right, we want to hear about it directly so we can fix it. Call the Gilbert office at 602-548-3770, Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5 pm. If we don't answer, leave a message and we'll return your call within 24 hours.
When you call, have your property address handy and describe what you're seeing. We'll review your project and arrange a visit if one is needed. Learn more about our company or who we are.
Frequently asked questions
Still have a question? Call the office at 602-548-3770, Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5 pm.
Where can I read Integrity Roofing reviews?
On Google, Facebook and Yelp. Use the links on this page to go straight to each site.
How do I leave a review?
Choose Google, Facebook or Yelp above and follow the prompts. A few sentences about your project is plenty.
Why don't you post testimonials on your website?
We'd rather you read reviews on independent sites where customers write in their own words. It gives you a fuller and more trustworthy picture than a page of selected quotes.
What should I look for in a roofer's reviews?
Look for reviews that match your type of project, mention communication and cleanup, and describe how problems were handled. A steady history over several years matters more than a single rating.
How can I spot fake roofing reviews?
Be cautious of many similar reviews posted in a short window, profiles with only one review, and vague praise with no details. Compare the company across several review sites.
Is one bad review a reason not to hire a roofer?
Not necessarily. Look at how the company responded and whether the issue was resolved. A pattern of the same complaint is more telling than a single negative review.
Do you pay for or offer incentives for reviews?
No. We simply ask customers to share an honest review if they're willing.
What if I had a problem with my project?
Please call us at 602-548-3770, Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5 pm, so we can make it right. If we don't answer, leave a message and we'll return your call within 24 hours.
Can I update my review later?
Yes. Google, Facebook and Yelp all let you edit your own review, so you can add how your roof held up after a monsoon season.
Besides reviews, how else can I check a roofer?
Verify the contractor's license with the Arizona Registrar of Contractors, confirm they're bonded and insured, and ask for a written estimate. Our license is ROC #096629.
Let's take a look at your roof.
Call the office at 602-548-3770 to schedule an estimate, Monday to Friday, 7 am to 5 pm. If we don't answer, leave a message and we'll return your call within 24 hours.