Lifetime Quality RoofingReviews of lifetimequality.com

Complete Garbage, they did not replace one board on my roof back in 2023 during a full roof replacement…the boards were from the original roof in 1969, I did not know this until two different companies cleaning my gutters and roof told me I needed a new roof because they were afraid they would fall into the attic it was so soft…they give you the runaround, don’t call you back and the scheduling manager Hannah is incompetent and other employees at the firm have told me that…the roofs are supposed to to have a 50 year guarantee not only are they not honoring that they didn’t put a new roof on in the first place and lied…

While on vacation 2000 miles away Josh Pollner from Lifetime Quality in Upper Arlington Ohio knocks on my 78 year old mother's doors makes her sign a contract for "emergency response" and puts a shingle size tarp over a missing shingle and scams here out of $1000 from whom is on a fixed income

This company has been great to work with . they have kept be updated about each step of getting my roof replaced

So this company send people out and about to assess roofs. They tell you that they’ll do work for you if the insurance company pays for a new roof. Basically, I would have to pay the total of the roof cost including my deductible like normal. The insurance would only cover the back portion. They then tried to talk me into getting the entire roof redone. 10 year old roof makes zero sense to be redone. They didn’t want to do it at the per square cost like the salesman said they would do. I would never use these dudes.

Do NOT recommend this company! This company operates like storm chasers, preying on homeowners who may not be fully informed about the insurance claim process. They initially gave me a quote and assured me that everything — except for a small portion — would be covered by insurance. However, after the work (some of which they never completed), they sent me an outrageous bill. What’s worse is they’re billing for items they didn't even complete, and are attempting to collect payment based on the entire insurance estimate, including depreciation and line items completely unrelated to their actual work. They saw the itemized insurance paperwork and tried to take advantage of it, attempting to claim funds for work done by others or not done at all. One of their own sales reps admitted they were overcharging me and promised to look into it — but management clearly doesn't care about what he or the customer has to say. This company does this often, hoping that homeowners will simply pay the bill without asking questions. Be very cautious if you’re dealing with them — or better yet, stay far away.

Lifetime Quality of Tampa, FL sent out Sean Lewen who quoted me over $27K for a standing seam roof and then attempted to install cheap exposed-fastener panels. The quote also included metal over the patio room, which he then downgraded to cheaper materials without notifying me or amending the contract, because the grade was too shallow and did not meet regulation for metal. How can someone who calls themselves a professional not know this during the quote? When I called out the exposed fasteners he said: “if you look at the center of the panel it’s not flat, it’s standing,” verbatim from the SMS history. Completely misleading and unrelated. He then repeatedly attempted to convince me to accept the cheap roof. The contract reads “standing seam” right next to “5V” panels (again, easy to prove), which is a contradiction. I did not research what 5V meant because I chose to trust him. That was a big mistake. Only after calling Sean out multiple times and explaining to him that I knew “standing seam” meant no exposed fasteners and he wasn’t going to explain his way out of it, he finally conceded and rescheduled the install. The crew then abandoned the job site without cleaning up. On their second attempt, eight months after the contract was signed, TJ was assigned as project manager and failed in every regard. He could not source the correct materials until the third attempt, with weeks in between while the manufacturer fulfilled multiple separate orders. He also failed to hold his crew to professional standards. They left all the existing materials sitting on the lawn uncovered, getting rained on and killing the grass during that time. I called the main office concerned about this, and received a dismissive answer that the materials were rated to be left uncovered for longer. No one ever came to throw a tarp over them as they were exposed to the elements during rainy season for over three weeks. Sean’s behavior was explained as “training issues.” Imagine believing that. Now because of his multiple attempts to deliver far less than what he quoted, TJs inability to manage any aspect of the project, and the cut-rate cheap labor they sent to do the work, I now have the worst looking standing seam roof I have ever seen. Every panel is warped and bent. Thanks to Lifetime Quality, a company that employs and protects people like Sean who objectively misrepresented the materials, and incapable managers like TJ, while referring to themselves with a straight face as a “platinum preferred” contractor. Don’t believe it. I would not wish this experience on my worst enemy. Learn from my mistake and take your business elsewhere.

Statement Regarding Unpaid Commissions and Unethical Practices at Lifetime Quality Roofing – Cleveland Branch I am compelled to speak out regarding my experience with Lifetime Quality Roofing, specifically the Cleveland branch, under the leadership of Rikky Winfield. Despite delivering significant value to the company, including generating substantial revenue, I have not been compensated for commissions that were clearly earned and contractually owed. Unfortunately, I am not alone in this experience. A pattern has emerged within the Cleveland office, where multiple high-performing employees have been misled, underpaid, or dismissed without proper compensation. This ongoing issue reflects a broader failure in leadership and a disregard for ethical business practices. Under Mr. Winfield’s management, the Cleveland branch has seen a steady decline in performance and employee retention—primarily due to the company’s failure to honor its financial obligations. The repeated failure to pay employees fairly and on time is not only demoralizing but may also constitute a serious breach of contract and a violation of state labor laws. As a result, I have been forced to engage legal counsel to pursue the commissions I am rightfully owed. A formal lawsuit is currently being prepared against both ownership and management for failure to pay earned wages and for negligent and deceptive business practices. It is deeply unfortunate that a company that presents itself as professional and trustworthy would operate in such a manner. I strongly urge any potential employees or contractors to perform thorough due diligence before engaging with Lifetime Quality Roofing. If you are looking to build a career with a company that respects your work, values its people, and honors its financial commitments—this is not the place. I remain hopeful that through legal action and public accountability, current and future workers will be protected from the same mistreatment.

They lie, they don't complete jobs and then they harass you. Very unprofessional.