Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What are the factors that might indicate roofing problems?
A. Some things to look for are: old, curled, broken or missing shingles; rusted or damaged eaves drip; rotten plywood; or water spots on ceilings. If you suspect you might have a problem, the time to call a roofing contractor is now. A leaking roof damages the decking and the other structures beneath the shingles, which makes replacing your roof more expensive.
Q. I think I have some wood rot but I’m not sure how much. Will your company repair this when you replace the roof?
A. Definitely. We can handle any problem that might arise. We have qualified personnel who are knowledgeable and licensed, and they will repair or replace damaged woodwork.
Q. Do I need a permit to replace my roof? Do county (or city) inspectors come out and inspect the roof?
A. In most cases your project will require a roofing permit and inspections. We make the process easy by keeping up-to-date on the permitting requirements in the areas we serve. We take care of securing and paying for the necessary permits and make sure the roof is inspected in a timely manner according to the laws in your area.
Q. What information should I obtain before hiring a roofing contractor?
A. Check the roofing company’s tax ID number, up-to-date roofing and business licenses, client and credit references, proof of liability and workers’ compensation insurance. Keep a record of the business telephone number and local address. Secure a detailed written proposal and examine it carefully for a complete description of the work and specifications. You should also be skeptical of lower than average bids.
Q. How do I know if a roofing contractor is licensed in the state of Florida?
A. This link from the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation gives license information about any roofing companies you may be considering.
Click on the name of the company for information on the type of licenses the company holds and whether there have been complaints registered with DBPR against the company.
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