Shaver Roofing Services LLC
NC
★ 4.9 (0 reviews)
2015 Success Stories Shaver Roofing is our go to commercial roofer. Mike and his team are extrmely knowledgeable, timely and fair. We have worked with Shaver on the 200k sq. foot Brassfield Shopping Center, several Office and Medical Buildings and single tenant retail buildings. I highly recommend using them for commercial roofing. Brian Ross Deep River Partners Your forethought and your willingness to help us come us with the best solutions when we run into challenges on the job site as well as keeping our building as dried in as possible through the different phases was extroidinary. We wish all of our subs were such great team players as you! Paul Brown Revolution Mill As a commercial property manager, I have had my share of roof leaks to deal with. Shaver Roofing has been honest and persistent with diagnosing roof leaks and repairing them at a reasonable cost. In addition, they are great with roof replacements and do good work with replacing roofs when that is needed, again, at a reasonable and competitive cost. Highly recommend them for all commercial roofing needs! Alex Peschell Property Manager , Highwoods Properties Mailing Address PO Box 5521 High Point, NC 27262 Contact Us 336-886-1003 (Office) 336-886-1004 (Fax) Office Hours Mon-Fri: 9am – 5pm Sat-Sun: Closed Mailing Address PO Box 5521 High Point, NC 27262 Contact Us 336-886-1003 (Office) 336-886-1004 (Fax) Office Hours Mon-Fri: 9am – 5pm Sat-Sun: Closed © Copywrite 2024, Shaver Roofing, LLC | Site by: NVIZION, Inc.
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