I have no experience with tiki hut roofs, but the old roof was shot on it--beyond its life span--and Oasis Tiki Huts came out. There were three fellas that came with a trailer loaded with assorted palm branches. One was separating the materials by length, one was stripping the roof and one was transporting material. Once they got it stripped, they checked for rot on the wooden structure buried under the palm branches, then they put the new palm leaves on it. They stripped it all down, replaced all the palm branches and it was done in one day. I was watching the whole thing and they moved right along and did a excellent job.

I had gone online and read Oasis Tiki Huts had the best prices, so I really hadn't priced any others. They were here for the better part of the day and came from up near St. Pete, and they had some travel time, so it was a fair price and the product was included. It was my first time using them and I told them before they left that I would have them back when the tiki hut needs repatching.