Our experience with Pro West has been mercurial, erratic, and unreliable.
About a year ago we had luck with a successful shingle roof build on our rental property. This encouraged us to hire them for another complete roof rebuild (foam roof) on our current residence.
During the first attempt at the build, the application of the foam roof was lackluster / lazy at best. Inconsistent foam application and assurance from our PM that our roof build was completed. We found innumerable particulates of foam all over our patio, furniture, poolscape, cool deck, dog run, front and back deck, and just to be thorough, inside the pool.
Pro West made zero attempt to clean up the blizzard of foam particulate that blanketed the property. We spoke with our PM, who agreed the entire rebuild needed to be completed all over again. He also sent out some laborers to attempt cleaning and to skim the pool (using a aquarium net meant for goldfish. Again, a laughable effort.
Eventually, after weeks of promises to return to complete the scope of work, did we arrive at passable foam roof build. Pro West scheduled the rebuild on their time. The same week as the 2020 Spring Monsoon. The following day the newly applied foam roof was awash with unseasonably high volumes of rainfall. Again, foam particulate all over the patio, poolscape, cool deck, dog run, front and back deck, and again, inside the pool. So after multiple attempts we received a passable cleanup effort. So was the job over? Why would it be?
Next, we had a fascia piece that Pro West agreed to replace in their original scope of work. Again, weeks of melodrama of will they or won't they show up? Always promises of It'll be done this week or no-call, no-shows, or surprise arrivals or, when someone did show up, we'd get questions about what the scope of work was.
Then when it was time to paint the fascia, we'd go through weeks of home depot couldn't provide what amounted to a a 12 foot long piece of wood painted white (the fascia).
One day a crew did show up. They applied the fascia, as is easily done by anyone with a home remodeling skillset. But not before teeter tottering the 70lb wood slat over our stucco fence and cracking the finish, for which they refused to own up to.
After confronting two 6 foot, 200+ pound men with the impossible physics of their fairy tale, one excitable bloke voiced his hostility until the bald-headed foreman admitted they were at fault and would replace and repair the stucco damage.
All in all this was a pretty painful process for a foam roof repair. I would recommend that the homeowner be present during the repair or rebuild to check their quality control.