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This company is a total scam do not hire them. They claimed they fixed a leaking roof which is still leaking . They were very insistent on getting paid immediately (and asked for cash) . As soon as we paid they wouldn’t reply to messages and roof is still leaking . Do not trust them do not pay!!!
Mr Des O'Reilly from Dublin Roofing Services fixed a leak around my Velux window in February 2024. He stated that to fix the leak he had to undertake major works for which I paid a significant amount of money. The leak came back 11 months later. I consulted 3 other roofers. They all stated that the works undertaken by Mr O'Reilly's team were sub-standard. I would strongly advise not to believe any information provided on line (especially the website Dublin's best roofers).
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