2026-04-13T21:43:14.315Z

Unprofessional individuals and very greedy company with low standards of business conduct. Very unprofessional and not pleased from them

2026-04-10T20:49:50.578Z

That’s true OK Daniel and Josiah arrived on the 28 th of February, and we arranged to start working on the roof on the 7 th of March. The job was completed in 4 days and looks great. The team was polite and dedecated. They arrived early each morning and cleaned up every evening before they left. I’m very happy with the results!

2026-04-09T19:42:04.133Z

Yakup is the best ever!! All your people were great and roof looks wonderful , BUT Yakup stands above them all!

2026-04-03T06:10:18.721Z

Shady Door-to-Door Sales ExperienceWe were cold-called about home work and, by chance, because we need some, agreed to a quote the next day (mistake #1). A different company showed up (Tidal Renovations), which was already a red flag.The salesman spent ~30 minutes inspecting, then asked to come inside now with a briefcase he didn’t initially have (mistake #2) and dragged us through a 45+ minute PowerPoint about how “legit” they are instead of giving a quote. Despite repeatedly asking for pricing and our options, he kept deflecting and going on tangents. Even when we said we had to leave soon, he ignored it and continued. Worst part is he always had a story about Mr. And Mrs. So and so who has the same issues we had and how he help fix them.When we FINALLY got to options about our home, he rushed through most of them but went deep in detail on one “special” product that they offer, pulling out jars and devices from the briefcase (mistake #3). I stopped him before he could go any further. At that point, it was clear this was a sales pitch, not a straightforward estimate. I then excused him from our homePrior to leaving, we asked multiple times for a quote via email, but he refused and pushed for another in-person meeting to discuss the estimate. We declined and won’t be working with them.Legit contractors don’t trap you in an hour-long pitch or avoid giving written quotes. This felt like a high-pressure sales tactic, and I wouldn’t recommend wasting your time.

2026-03-26T20:50:04.427Z

This is a follow-up to my review from 3 weeks ago.The owner replied and apologized (you can see the response below) and said someone from Tidal would contact me and send me the quote.That never happened. I never heard from them.Another roofer came to our house, measured the roof, gave a quote that was very fair, then came here the next week and completed the job in two days with good quality tiles (Owens Corning) and good work and left our property clean.That's the kind of service I would expect from any contractor.Changed my rating to 1-star because after the owner of Tidal replied, they never contacted me. So that's minus one star from the two stars I originally gave._____________________________________________________________If you want to get a price quote from Tidal Remodeling, first you have to sit through a one-hour hard-sell pitch about how good they are.They came out and measured my roof and poked around in my attic to prepare a quote for re-roofing. Then they sat down at my dining room table and opened up a PowerPoint presentation that has about 50 slides that talk about how good they are. After the 3rd slide, I told them I had to get back to work and asked for the price quote. They said they would like to schedule a time to come back when they could give the whole hard-sell pitch.The next day I called their office and told them I just wanted to get the price quote, and I didn't want to hear the whole sales pitch. The woman told me she would contact the sales rep and get back to me. She never got back to me.I really don't like this way of doing business. If they had done a lousy job of re-roofing the house, that would be a 1-star review. Refusing to provide a quote after I let them up on my roof and up into the attic to check everything - that's gets them a 2-star review (because at least they didn't mess up my roof).