The short answer is no. Insurance companies set aside a pool of money each year to pay for regional storm damage claims, which are considered an “Act of God or Nature.” After all, you can’t control where, when or how hard weather hits your home. Your homeowner’s insurance will increase or decrease based on the number of aggregate, or regional, of claims processed, whether or not you file a claim.

You can, but this is not always the best option. Some vendors pay to be on the “preferred” list, and nothing distinguishes them from any other company. As a former field adjuster for 8 years for two national carriers, I found out firsthand that the “preferred” insurance carrier contractors were no better than non-preferred. In fact, in my experience, they were worse. I had more complaints of horrible experiences from these so called “preferred” vendors. Their workmanship warranties are also for only 3-5 years tops, that’s it. Choosing a company that meets all of the standards outlined above will give you the best options available on the market. 

Great work deserves a great warranty. We offer our own 10-year workmanship warranty. This is separate from the roofing manufacturers’ warranty on materials. We are completely confident in our high-quality workmanship and our ability to get the job done right the first time, but if you have any problem down the road, we will be there to make it right.

Yes, absolutely! Your roofing specialist can provide you with addresses, names and phone numbers if you wish to see our past roofing projects.

Never hire a roofing contractor that requests any form of payment up front, before they can begin work, regardless of how much you trust them. This is a sign of a roofing company that is not financially sound and could go out of business quickly.

According to Remodeling Magazine’s 2018 Cost vs. Value Report, a new roof increases home resale value by a national average of more than $14,000.