Best Pick Reports Winner 2012

stephanie.z • June 12, 2015

 We are extremely proud to announce that Central Roofing and Siding Co. has been awarded a "Best Pick Status" by EBSCO Research for 2012. This is a very prestigious honor that is difficult to come by. Here's the release from EBSCO:


“Central Roofing and Siding Co. has been named a 2012 Best Pick by EBSCO Research, an independent consumer research firm that produces the publication Best Pick Reports. Every year, EBSCO Research conducts thousands of telephone interviews with homeowners who have had recent experiences with home service providers. Through these reviews, EBSCO Research identifies top-performing companies and showcases them in its annual report. For companies to achieve Best Pick status, they must meet EBSCO Research’s stringent criteria for qualification, which includes achieving an A-rating from the reviews given by more than 100 of their customers. By holding home service providers to such high standards, EBSCO Research ensures homeowners have the most reliable resource for finding quality companies in their neighborhood.”


We are thrilled to be recipients of this distinction. We are the only Maryland company to be awarded this status for roofing , siding , windows , and gutters . Our commitment to service and adherance to our Mission Statement are alive and well today - just like in 1956 when our company was founded.

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