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Midian Roofing Inc

GA

★ 4.6

Roofing contractor

Midian Roofingin north Georgia that deals with metal roofing. They came outthe shingles that were under the metalas well as the decking. The cost to install a new shingled roof was quoted as $14I knew Midian was a great company. James JusticeArea Sales Manageraccording to his business cardcame out on a Monday morning. He went up into the attictook picturesused by the previous companyreliableI will gladly accept the $250 referral bonus. All joking asideGA and even saw one close to our church on Hwy 140so she decided to give them a call. From the first phoneRoofing Contractor

14,500. To make a long story short… here is my current review of Midian. I called Midian roofing to inspect the attic and give a quote. From my previous experience, I knew Midian was a great company. James Justice, Area Sales Manager, according to his business card, came out on a Monday morning. He went up into the attic, took pictures, and told us that the roof did not appear to be leaking. He believed that the damage shown in the attic occurred before the metal roof was installed over the shin

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