All Seasons Exteriors

Somehow our insurance initially wouldn’t cover our roofs d gutter damage from the terrible storm that rolled through Thornton last May30. Then a neighbor recommended Jan and All Seasons Exteriors. It was a lengthy process, but Jan and his team diligently worked through it and then did a great job replacing the roof, gutters, and skylights. Jan is trustworthy, very responsive, and overall great customer service. Highly recommend giving them a shot should you need a roof and or gutters.

I recently purchased a property, and All Season Exteriors was hired to replace the roof due to hail damage before the closing. Unfortunately, the quality of the roof replacement was terrible.

We inspected the roofers’ work before, during, and after the replacement. When you’re charged over $20K for a roof installation, you expect a high degree of professionalism and quality. That was not the case here. I strongly recommend staying far away from All Season Exteriors.

The roofers couldn’t even follow a chalk line, resulting in shingles that were not installed in a straight line. Whenever there was a vent, you could see a clear bow or wave in the shingle placement because they rushed through the job without taking the time to do it correctly.

During the installation, we observed that they improperly butted the underlayment side by side without overlap on the garage. The patio has a 1.5/12 slope. For a roof with a pitch less than 2/12, shingles shouldn’t have been installed at all. For pitches between 2/12 and 4/12, double underlayment and ice shield are required. Despite the roof being improperly installed, we requested proof of double underlayment but never received it. If a shingle was damaged in a bundle, instead of discarding it, they installed the damaged shingle.

The roofers also didn’t protect the gutters, bending them, wearing away the paint, and showing complete disregard for our property. It was agreed upon by us and the seller that All Season Exteriors would replace the skylights (which we hired them to do). However, Evan, who we dealt with, struggled to understand this agreement, even after both the seller and I clearly explained it to him. I clarified with him several times about the skylight model and specifically asked if they were rated for snowload glass. He assured me that all their skylights were snowload-rated, which was supposedly standard for them. However, they installed regular skylights, not the snowload-rated ones. Evan was dishonest about this, and after receiving several other quotes for snowload-rated skylights, it was clear that All Season Exteriors installed a cheaper product, lied about it, and charged us more than what it would have cost for the correct product. In addition when they installed the skylights the tore the old ones off with no care, causing damage to the sheetrock inside and left a mess side the house.

Evan also altered an estimate I signed for the skylights using a PDF editor and sent it to the seller, claiming it was an invoice I had signed. I never received an actual invoice for the work, and he should never have edited a PDF with my signature. Proper protocol would have been to create an official invoice. Instead he forged a document.

We also asked them to remove the old skylights and place them in the backyard since we planned to reuse the skylight blinds. Instead, the roofers carelessly threw the skylights in the backyard, breaking all the blinds and shattering one of the skylights. We are still picking up glass in the yard, which is a hazard for our dogs and little kids that have been playing in the yard.

If you want a company that is dishonest about the products they install, damages your property, ignores roofing codes, can’t follow straight lines, makes your shingles look like a wave, but can finish a roof in a day—then All Season Exteriors is for you. However, I would not recommend them to anyone. This company does the bare minimum, and their work reflects it.

I uploaded some photos, but will upload more of the “quality work”.