by greg@e-vantageim.com | Nov 11, 2021
Though they can’t predict the future, a good contractor can list possible issues that may result in the job costing more — like discovering extensive water damage underneath an old roof, for example.
by greg@e-vantageim.com | Nov 11, 2021
Ask what forms of payment the contractor accepts. More importantly, inquire about any deposits that are necessary. Any deposit shouldn’t be more than about 10% of the total estimate, or be paid until the materials arrive at the work site.
by greg@e-vantageim.com | Nov 11, 2021
Most neighborhoods or municipalities require some type of permit before embarking on a roofing job. If the contractor refuses to handle the procurement of these permits, it’s not a positive sign.
by greg@e-vantageim.com | Nov 11, 2021
Try to get two or three references of past jobs … and then check them out. Not only should you examine the work in person, but ask homeowners if the roofing projects were completed on time and at a cost in accordance with the estimate. Also feel free to check out our...
by greg@e-vantageim.com | Nov 11, 2021
Listen for specific measures that are taken to ensure worker safety (harnesses, heavy equipment, etc.). Don’t settle for a vague statement like, “Well, they try not to fall off the roof!”
