Lundy Solar And Roofing vs Palm Construction

Palm Construction does perform roofing work and receives positive feedback, but Lundy's 16 years of roofing specialization means they've encountered far more roof-specific complications, material variations, and hidden damage scenarios. For straightforward roof replacements on newer homes, Palm may perform adequately. For older roofs, complex tile systems, or situations where you need expert diagnosis of underlying issues, Lundy's veteran-level specialization provides substantially more relevant experience.

You'll likely need both contractors since Lundy doesn't handle kitchen work and Palm's roofing experience is limited compared to a specialist. The coordination challenge is determining timing—typically you'd want roofing completed before interior renovations to avoid weather exposure. Ask Palm whether they can act as general contractor coordinating Lundy's roofing work, or plan to manage both contractors separately with clear timeline dependencies established upfront.

Not necessarily—high owner involvement typically affects communication responsiveness rather than construction speed. Palm's feedback emphasizes completing projects ahead of schedule, but Lundy's feedback highlights timely completion and clean job sites without suggesting delays. The difference is more about who you interact with during the project: Lundy means direct owner contact, while Palm likely means working through assigned project managers.

For roofing and solar projects specifically, yes—16 years versus 6 years represents significantly more exposure to complications, material failures, and proper installation techniques that prevent callbacks. Lundy's veteran status means they've likely installed thousands more roofs and can diagnose issues a less experienced contractor might miss. However, this experience gap only matters if you're hiring them for roofing or solar work where that specialization applies.