GoGreen Roofing Corporation – Roofing Contractor in Santa Clara, California

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GoGreen Roofing Corporation Working Hours & Phone & Addresses

	Address:	3315 Woodward Ave, Santa Clara, CA 95054, United States
	Phone:	14083438495
	Website:	http://www.gogreenroofco.com
	Department's Webpage:	http://www.gogreenroofco.com/
	Working Hours:	Sunday: Closed Monday: 8am-4pm Tuesday: 8am-4pm Wednesday: 8am-4pm Thursday: 8am-4pm Friday: 8am-4pm Saturday: Closed

Latest Testimonials
Michael Thompson	The fact that this company claims to use green materials does not make them environmentally friendly - do not be fooled! The workers show up at 8am, turn on their gasoline powered air compressor, and leave it running nonstop for 8-10 hours a day. They can't possibly be using that much compressed air, they're just too lazy to come down from the roof to turn it on and off. Not to mention the outside of the building has, on multiple occasions, been littered with debris that fell from the roof, and was not cleaned up. If you want to run a "green" business, it takes more than a claim to use "green materials," which is a poorly defined term anyway. How about paying some attention to your carbon footprint, as well as having some respect for the occupants of the buildings you work on, who have to listen to the compressor run all day, 6 days a week.
David Gomez	they suck they never return phone calls.

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