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SERVICES
TEAR
OFF
REPAIRS
Services Offered
Your roof is the most important part of your home's weatherproofing
system. A leaking roof can cause incalculable damage in a short period
of time. We take all of the guess work out of the project by giving
you a detailed project proposal, and we also go over all the details with
you in person. We are a professional contractor and can offer
additional services in conjunction with your re-roofing project that will
enhance any home, such as cool roofing decks, gutters, downspouts, roofing
insulation, lighting, skylights, and sun tunnels.
- New Roof -
Sections of a roof where there has not been existing roofing, this includes
new construction and additions.
- Re-roof -
Installing a new additional layer over pre-existing roofing. Check local
codes for regulations.
- Tear Off -
Removal of existing roofing down to decking and reinstallation of a new
roof.
- Roof Construction
- The fabrication of roofing structures for additions, new construction or
alterations.
- Insurance Work
- Working hand in hand with the insurance company to properly file your
claim to repair or replace roofing from damage i.e.; hail damage,
wind damage, etc...
- Repairs
- Analyzing damaged areas of the roof. Repairs from wind damage, ice damage,
flashing failure, and penetration breakdown. We can get your roof back to a
viable state until we can install your new roof.
- Rubber
Roofs - Roofing system installed on a low sloping (flat) roof with a
material made up of rubber.
- Hail-Wind
Damage - Damaging hail causes granule loss, significant damage occurs when
the material is already in an advanced stage of deterioration. Wind damage
causes section of a roof that may have been installed incorrectly to be blown
off due to high winds.
- Other various small project needs
In regards to residential roofs, there are two basic types of roof
structures; flat and pitched. Specific materials are required for each
type. Knowing the correct type of roof material for your roof structure is
imperative to the effectiveness and life span of your roof. We are experts in
this area, we will not cut corners. Let us answer your questions and solve
your roofing problems for you.
When we are re-roofing a house, whether we use shingles or tile, we use
tarps to cover your landscaping, driveways, and other important personal
effects around the house.
We then install the highest quality materials to protect from the
elements.
Choosing the Right Contractor
Selecting a good contractor is a very important step in your process.
Here are some tips on how to choose one that will best fit your needs.
Home improvements are a long term investment, you want to make sure you spend
enough time up front to avoid hours of aggravation later.
Trustworthy
Choose a contractor that has been referred to you by someone you trust.
Certified and Licensed
Ask to see the contractor's certifications, licenses and employee
training documents.
Timely
Make sure you discuss scheduling to make sure the work can be started
and finished in a time frame that fits your schedule. (Remember as roofers our
jobs rely on good weather, any unexpected weather change will cause delays.)
Organized
Make sure to receive a detailed proposal and contract. Any changes in
that contract will be subject to a change order. Proper documentation will
provide you with confidence that your home improvement project will go as
smoothly as possible.
Insured
Check the contractor's insurance. Reputable contractors carry two
types of insurance; liability and workers compensation. Liability
insurance will protect the homeowner should the contractor damage your
property or injure someone on your property, or neighboring properties.
Workers compensation protects the homeowner should a worker get injured
during the job, also provides for medical expenses and lost income.
Without proper insurance the financial responsibility falls on the
homeowner.
Friendly
Check references and ask how complaints are handled. Reputable
contractors will have a proven track record and will be pleased to show you
a list of previous customers. Even the best of contractors run
into problems, it is important to ask how they handle those situations.
Although there is no guarantee that your roofing project will
be problem free, a planned approach is the best way to avoid problems.
Sit down with each contractor for at least an hour so that you fully
understand your projects needs.
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