Professional Roofing Installation & Replacement

We connect callers with licensed roofing professionals who provide roof installation, full replacement, repair, leak repair, storm-damage tarping and repairs, roof inspections, ventilation and flashing work, gutter and trim installation, and maintenance for shingle, tile, metal and flat roofing systems.

Yes — contractors partnered through this service are required to carry appropriate licensing and insurance; always ask to see current contractor license numbers, proof of general liability and workers’ compensation before work begins.

Yes — roofing professionals can inspect damage, document findings, prepare repair/replacement estimates, and often work with your insurer or public adjuster to support the claims process; always verify scope of services with the estimator.

Warranties vary by manufacturer and contractor; common coverage includes manufacturer material warranties and contractor workmanship warranties — make sure you get written warranty details, including duration and what actions void coverage.

Typical residential roof replacements for standard single-family homes usually take 1–3 days, depending on roof size, complexity, decking repairs, material choice, and weather; larger or commercial jobs may take longer — your estimator will provide a projected timeline.

Payment options commonly include cash, check, major credit cards, and third‑party financing or payment plans offered by the contractor; confirm accepted payment methods and any deposit requirements before work begins.

Yes — qualified roofing contractors will obtain necessary permits, schedule required inspections, and ensure work meets local building codes; always confirm permit responsibilities up front.

Clear vehicles from driveways and work areas, secure outdoor furniture, trim overhanging branches if safe to do so, remove valuables from attics and garages if the work may disturb them, and notify neighbors if required for access or temporary parking.

After completion the crew should perform a thorough cleanup, the contractor will schedule a final walkthrough or inspection, provide warranty and completion documents, deliver any required lien waivers, and issue the final invoice — keep all paperwork for future reference.