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19 S Main St, Sapulpa, OK 74066, United States
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19 S Main St, Sapulpa, OK 74066, United States
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After gathering several roofing bids I was not thrilled with anyone I had met. Fortunately, I called Dynamic Restoration and was very impressed with the presentation, knowledge, quality product and guarantee. From beginning to end I had a fantastic experience. The team is fast, efficient and will leave the work site looking better than when they arrived. I highly recommend Dynamic Restoration Services.
Wes Mayberry
I have personally seen quite a bit of Dynamics work and I’m very impressed with the way they take care of business. They are prompt and definitely professional. What I’ve noticed about the company the most is the fact that they do Not drag the process of what they do out for too long. They get in, do a very good job, make sure that your satisfied with the work, and get out. If you need the job done and need it done the right way and in a timely manner, call these guys!!!
Happy Customer
We have been trying to get ahold of the owner(Joey) in the last month and we to Joey to call us so we can sorry this problem out.
Thank you!
Phil
Johnie Brown
We had our roof ripped off, office flooded and basically everything inside was flooded. Mike gave me a bid and timeline that it would take to get it put back. Mike, Joey and their crew did everything they said they would do and more. They are outstanding men of their word. I would recommend them to anyone.
Abbey Dry
This company eats deductibles and is ok with committing insurance fraud.
House Bill 1940, approved on March 30 by the state’s senate, says that roofing contractors who are paid by property or casualty insurance proceeds cannot “advertise or promise to pay, directly or indirectly, all or part of any applicable insurance deductible” for providing any service.