Leduc Roofers Receive Five Star Customer Review

Jan 3, 2020

January 03, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Edmonton, AB based DDCL Roofing & Maintenance recently received a new 5-Star review from a pleased customer. The company is committed to providing the best roofing and maintenance service to the residents of Edmonton, and they are quite pleased to find that their efforts have been recognised and appreciated by their customers.

“I hired DDCL to mow my grass and trim the edges in the summer,” says the 5-Star review from Valerie Muzyka. She adds that she also contracted the company, “in the winter to shovel the snow. Both of which are done in superior quality and satisfactory to myself. Every time I emailed DDCL, I received an immediate response back by email and via telephone. I like the pre-warning phone calls that DDCL is on the way to shovel the snow or mow the grass. We find that the workers are friendly and satisfying. Due to my disability of walking, I can rely upon Daniel to pick up my mail in the mailbox.”

Taking care of one’s roofing and property is incredibly important since it protects one’s home from the elements and also keeps the area looking tidy. A poorly constructed, poorly maintained roof can pose a serious risk to the building as well as the inhabitants it is meant to protect. An incorrectly installed roof that is not maintained properly lets in rain, snow and so on, placing both property and people at risk. DDCL Roofing & Maintenance has been working for years to provide their Leduc clients with the best roofs and roofing services in Edmonton.

“We provide top-notch property renovation and maintenance solutions at affordable rates,” say the Leduc roofers. “For your convenience, we offer 24/7 emergency services. DDCL is an insured and bonded company incorporated in 2003. For our clients’ added peace of mind, our team also follows safety procedures and takes precautions when working on a project.”

DDCL is a local company that offers their services all over Edmonton, Alberta. The company takes pride in being a professional subcontractor that one can trust and rely on. DDCL is Better Business Bureau accredited, holding an A+ rating, with an average of 5 Stars over 50 reviews from many repeat clients. Their professional roofing specialists do their best to ensure that each client’s property is well taken care of and that their home remains clean at the end of each working day. The company pays close attention to detail on all the work they do as they are committed to quality, safety and integrity above all else.

Valerie is not the only customer to have benefitted from DDCL’s attention. Many of the company’s other customers were similarly pleased with the work done and had great things to say about the company. “I had a piece of flashing come off my roof during a windy day,” says a review by Justin Radatzke, which can be found on the company’s website. “DDCL reinstalled that for me. Job was done perfectly and taken care of very quickly. Pricing was more than reasonable, I will be using DDCL for further jobs. I thought this was going to be quite a bit more expensive and a bit of a pain to deal with, it was quite the opposite. Using DDCL was my customer service highlight for the year. I would strongly recommend them!”

Another reviewer, Hector, says in their 5-Star Google review, “I had a clogged sink and nothing I tried was worked. I called Daniel to come take a look, and he quickly got his tools to fish out whatever was clogging it. Not only did he unclog it fast, he cleaned each piece of pipe as he was going as well to make sure no future clogs would happen anytime soon! He was very friendly and well-mannered. He didn't leave any mess for me to clean up, it’s as if he was never there! He also helped me move houses. Nothing was broken or damaged. He always secured the load and made sure nothing would fall or get damaged. I'll be contacting DDCL for future repairs and maintenance in my household.”

Read the full DDCL Roofing customer review online. Interested parties may contact Daniel Foulkes of DDCL Roofing & Maintenance to make further inquiries or schedule an appointment. More information can be found on their website as well.

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For more information about DDCL Roofing & Maintenance, contact the company here:

DDCL Roofing & Maintenance
Daniel Foulkes
587-597-4228
[email protected]
3613 Claxton Pl SW
Edmonton, AB T6W 2B4

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