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Retro Environmental

1332 Londontown Blvd #207
Eldersburg, MD 21784 410-552-9301

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Consumer from Brookeville, MD
Oct 31, 2023
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My church needed old asbestos fiber-cement shingles removed before we could install a new roof, and Retro was the only company we found who could do it without breaking the bank. They also coordinated work schedules with the new roof installer (different company) to keep the church roof weathertight at all times. There was some minor property damage from the tear-off, but Retro stood behind their work and got the damage fixed for us. The Superior overall rating reflects their price and responsiveness.

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