Will Mefferd did a free inspection on our homes roof and our garage and determined there was damage from the hail storm we had received. He was very professional and provided information for me to start the claim process with my insurance company. We decided to have Premier do the work after insurance approved all the repairs and that is the biggest mistake we could have ever made. Our project started the morning of May 31st, and after all the defects and poor workmanship, we were finally able to have everything replaced per the original work order in late July. Now I am not in the roofing business, but I have never known a residential roof to take close to two months to finish. I called Milar who was probably the only positive thing this company can hang their hat on and informed him that shingles were not trimmed on our garage, drip edges were bent and flared out, nails and screws were everywhere in our yard (yes, my wife found one the hard way in her bare foot) yard ornament was broke, shingles were thrown onto my wife's flowers which we told Milar to please me careful around (not Milar's fault the crew didn't follow directions). The crew did place tarps around the sides and back of our house, but didn't put any in the front of our house, and that is where logic would have told me to place a tarp at. Milar came back out the next day and addressed the issues and we scheduled a time for the project manager Lucas to come out and discuss the issues. In the meantime of all of this, we had our neighbor who is a roofer do a inspection and he found that the flashing that was supposed to be put around our fireplace did not get installed, the vent cap that was on the work order was not installed, the drip edges that I already discussed were bent and creased, and rotted wood that didn't get replaced. Once Lucas finally came to discuss the issues, he would not take any responsibility for the poor work that his crew did and only had one excuse after another. When discussing the rotted wood, he said that wasn't part of the work order, I told him that per Milar and I's discussion that the rotted wood would be replaced, and that was chalked up to a misunderstanding and left at that. I later found out Lucas no longer works for Premier and from his poor demeanor and lack of accountability, I can't say I was surprised. We finally had a small crew come back out and address all the issues and do the work that should have been done the first time, with the exception of the vent cap which I called Milar about and he came out the next morning and replaced that (third time is a charm I guess). Premier was suppose to do our gutters and downspouts, but after all the issues with our roof install, we cancelled that work and hired someone else to do that work. Premier tried making it right by not making us pay our deductible and giving us a credit for the rotted wood that didn't get replaced, unfortunately with all that I will still have to come out of pocket to have the gutters and downspouts installed and that is frustrating as we were told we would get a certain amount from insurance but it was $600 less than what we were told. All in all, Will and Milar were nice to work with, but Lucas and his crew seemed like it was the first day on the job and I would never recommend anyone to have to go through the nightmare that we did during this much longer than anticipated project.