They were hired to replace a section of damaged siding. The contractor didn’t bother getting the right shade of white so it stands out from the rest of my siding. Even worse though, I paid them in full via check when they completed the work and then 3 months later they tried calling and saying we owed them full price still for the work. Not sure if that’s an accounting issue or if that’s a tactic to try and double charge clients, but regardless, I wouldn’t recommend.

Summit Building & Roofing Company

Steve G.

It was difficult getting Trich to come out for a quote. Every other company reached out right away and was out within a day or two. I was finally able to get them out after about a week and was told I would be emailed a quote. I’ve asked for an update twice in the week since then and have gotten no response. The contractor seems very flakey, and I’ll be trusting one of the others to do my house and shed’s siding and roof. Update: after posting my review, Tim reached out to me explaining that he has been in the hospital for the past week, sent pictures as proof, and asked that I delete my review. My experience has not changed, but I thought I should keep my review objective with an explanation for his absence.

TRICH Roofing & Services, LLC

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Siding material	Estimated cost (per sq. ft.)
Vinyl	$4-$7 per sq. ft.
Fiber cement	$6-$14 per sq. ft.
Wood	$10-$15 per sq. ft.
Brick	$9-$21 per sq. ft.

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Siding material	Lifespan
Aluminum	25 to 40+ years
Stucco	50+ years
Vinyl	60 years
Fiber cement	100+ years
Brick	100+ years

Source: InterNACHI

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