Edmund Kerwin
Nick and Joe were reliable and kept me informed throughout the entire roof replacement. The workmanship was excellent, and they remained responsive even after the job was finished. Great customer service—highly recommended.
Built Wright Homes provides roofing and exterior work for homes and businesses in Billings. Its construction roots trace to a small Colorado company that Lynn Cash operated in 1995. For Billings projects, the team reviews properties, documents visible conditions and explains practical options before work begins.
Billings and nearby Yellowstone County communities.
Built Wright Homes is one of 10 roofers ProsGrade lists in Billings, Montana.
10 services listed, including Residential roofing, Commercial roofing and Flat roofing. Open Monday to Saturday. Rated 5.0 from 82 reviews.
How Built Wright Homes compares with the other 9 roofers on ProsGrade in Billings, using public Google ratings and review counts.
Recent customers praise clear communication and good roofing work; one says a roof replacement has held up perfectly, while a customer with a leak appreciated the thorough inspection and clearly explained options. One customer says Joe quickly fixed a problem and declined payment because it was an easy fix.
Nick and Joe were reliable and kept me informed throughout the entire roof replacement. The workmanship was excellent, and they remained responsive even after the job was finished. Great customer service—highly recommended.
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Many residential replacements are completed in one to three working days, though size, complexity, weather and roof-deck repairs can affect the schedule.
Coverage depends on the selected manufacturer, system and project scope; the proposal should identify material and workmanship coverage.
No. It provides damage documentation, a detailed scope and project information while the property owner works directly with the insurer, but does not promise coverage, payment or claim approval.
If removal or closer access reveals a hidden condition, the company documents it and discusses it before proceeding with work outside the approved scope.