Willey's Seamless Gutters

Their pricing was the best out of everyone I called. They did a great job installing.
Most importantly, a year later I thought my roof was leaking because the gutters were pushing too high against my shingles. Todd the owner came out and showed me the problem. It wasn’t the gutters, it was my galvanized drip edge wasn’t nailed down from the roofers. He went ahead and helped me fix it even though it wasn’t his problem. This was also during a rainy day. I can’t say enough great things about this company. I’m now getting gutters out on my garage later this year.

Todd from Willey's came to give us a quote today. Within seconds of driving up he said in an antagonistic tone, "How do you expect us to work? We need to put ladders up to the roof." I asked him what he meant, but he only. repeated the above in an even ruder tone. We are aware that we have wood piles on the lawn, but there is also a deck that spans that side of the house. All other contractors with whom we have consulted for this project that involves several jobs and areas, have offered, as part of the quote, information about the preparation we will need to do in order for them to accomplish the work and done so with not just civility, but professionalism. Not so Todd. When after attempting to elicit an explanation more than once and attempting to explain that he was not telling us what the issue was, we mentioned that we had also consulted another gutter firm (who did not tell us there were obstacles to the job), but wanted a second appraisal. Todd's "delightful" response was, "Good, then you don't need us." and he climbed in his truck and left. Hardly a good omen for a mutually respectful and accountable working relationship. Also, poor business relations during a pandemic when many people are struggling to get by and pulling their belts in on spending. Frankly, if this was the only company doing gutters, we would cancel the project. Dr. P.J.Parisi