Alpha Omega Construction Group Inc.

We have a newly built house by Lennar, who contracted Alpha Omega to do the roof. Our inspection of the roof Alpha Omega installed by our independent inspector showed multiple code violations. Lennar/Alpha Omega denied there are any violations after we shared the report with Lennar/Alpha Omega and they declined fixing it. We actually had parts of our shingles taken off to show these code violations were across the entire roof (Which Alpha Omega/Lennar prior to us doing this said this would not be the case). Here are the violations our inspector found. Lennar refuses to comment on this and the Director of Operations at Alpha Omega insists this is the quality work that Alpha Omega Construction group does. Hopefully this helps other people steer clear of this company for roofing! They do not follow code, use cheaper materials than what they are supposed to use and won't fix the issues. They just randomly fastened the roof using probably half of the fasteners they should have for this high wind area. A bunch of new houses have this issue in our neighborhood. Once the inspections started coming in by us and other residents, we noticed the new roofs had proper spacing and were lined up correctly when they installed the underlayment. I also left a review for them on Google, their first review in 3 months. 3 Hours later they received a 5 star review from a Rachael Carter who is the wife of the sales person in this area. They countered my 1 star review with a fake 5 star review. Doesn't get much more shadier than this company! 1. 15LB underlayment used when build docs call for 30LB 2. Shingles not installed per manufacturer. 6 nails per shingle is required and spacing between nails should be .5" to 2.5" from right to left and ours are spaced 6-10+ inches. 3. Underlayment cap fastener spacing on our roof ranged from 7-19". Code requires a MAX of 6" on center. 36" section of our underlayment that was examined only had 4 fasteners. 4. The underlayment nailing pattern exceeded the 6 inch on center spacing requirement as specified by code. 12" to 16" on center spacing was observed. In summary, the inspection results at all four test locations (drip edges and upslope areas at main and garage roofs) checked at this home all indicated the code required 6 inch nail spacing of the underlayment was not provided. In addition, the shingle nail spacing also greatly deviated from the code requirements for high wind zone fastening requirements specified by the shingle manufacturer. Roof Covering replacement is required for code compliance.