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Your house is one of the most important things that influence on the comfort of your living. Sometimes there may be some problems with your roof – it may need some repair works, or you may need to install a new one. In such cases, you need a professional roofer. There are plenty of roofing contractors near you, but you don’t know what roofing company to choose. This page contains complete information of the following roofing company – Mountain States Construction in Mills, Wyoming. You may walk through all the data, and this can help you to make a choice. This page contains all contact information of Mountain States Construction in Mills, Wyoming. It includes all phone numbers, addresses, some photos, and map placement of all departments in your city. Also, you can read the latest reviews and testimonials on Mountain States Construction in Mills, Wyoming. If you don’t like or don’t want to contact Mountain States Construction to solve your roofing needs, just fill a simple form on our website. Our matching service will help you find great roofers near your place, we work only with trusted roofing companies, cause your satisfaction is our priority #1! Just enter your ZIP code and wait for a solution!
Mountain States Construction Working Hours & Phone & Addresses
 | Address: | 343 Lakeview Dr, Mills, WY 82604, United States |
| Phone: | 13072665100 | |
| Website: | No website | |
| Department's Webpage: | No website | |
| Working Hours: | Sunday: Open 24 hours Monday: Open 24 hours Tuesday: Open 24 hours Wednesday: Open 24 hours Thursday: Open 24 hours Friday: Open 24 hours Saturday: Open 24 hours |
| Latest Testimonials | |
| Sue Britton | I did not choose this company to install my gutters. My roofer pushed for them and said they were good. So I decided to go with his recommendation. Wrong! This guy never communicated properly with me, and slammed them up in record time. When he first came to measure, I explained exactly how I wanted the gutter on one side to come off the side of the house instead of the front where it created a hazard as it drained onto the driveway. He said no problem, but because I didn't remind him when he started, he began installing on the front. I had to run out and tell him I wanted it on the side. So since he already had that side on, he elected to run a bunch of elbows in order to get it to drain on the side. Looks ridiculous! Then when I climbed on the roof to inspect the workmanship I noticed that when he couldn't get the drip edge to run up under the roof, he just left it hanging! And then came the rains and every seam leaks. I called and told him and he said he'd get over real soon and fix them. That was five weeks ago, and I haven't heard a word since. So use at your own risk. You've been warned! |