Which Maryland Roofing Contractor Will
You Trust To Work On YOUR Roof?

We spend a lot of time fixing LOTS of other roofing contractors' mistakes; and some companies "can't be found" or "just can't fix the problem." It happens! There are plenty of pictures and video on this website to prove it. So please, make sure to do your research, protect your property and get the best contractor for your project.

Make Sure You Get An "On The Roof" Inspection. 

Whether it's a whole new roof, or a roof repair, the process should start with a thorough roof inspection. Well, do you know there are actually people in our business that will not get up on your roof, but they will tell you how much it will cost for their company to replace or fix it? 

That's amazing to me, but I hear from homeowners that this happens a lot. Eliminate this group immediately and you will be much better off. Now you'll most certainly be making better choices.

A Good Roof Inspection Guarantees That There Will Be No Surprises, Right? Well . . . 

A qualified roofing contractor with experience can walk the entire roof of your home and tell you just about everything you need to know about it . . . if there are two layers of roofing, whether or not the subroofing is bad, the condition of the flashings, and much, much more. But how do you verify a roofer's findings? Where's the proof? Do you trust this person?

Can you make a good decision based on what he said? Or do you need to get up on the roof to see for yourself what's going on? ( I don't suggest you do that. It can be dangerous up there.)

Here's How You Can Separate The "Wheat From the Chaff"

Now you may think I'm crazy for saying this, but knowing the quality of work I have seen on some of my customers' roofs, I would suggest that you consider a roofing contractor "only if" he first provides you with "before" photos of your roof in it's existing condition.

Detailed diagrams would be nice. Clear calculations of quantities and descriptions of materials to be used are necessary. And everything should be "spelled out", easily understandable and in writing. Video would be a real helpful tool . . .

How many companies do you think could stand that test? Now you're narrowing it down to the "cream of the crop".

Insist On A "Fixed Price Roofing Contract!"

And what about a "fixed price contract?" You know, the kind where the roofer can't charge you more for things his salesman "didn't see" or something that just "popped up", or "couldn't tell was there" until he started work. I'm telling you, an experienced roofer knows about these things up front, and can fully inform you of your options -- if he wants to.

So here's a BIG Tip: Don't ever sign a contract that has variables in it that you can't reasonably control. It's not necessary and you don't need to put yourself in that kind of risky position. Close all the loopholes you can.

Request That Roofing Contractors Show You Pictures (and Video).

I don't know. Digital photos and video are pretty simple to create and upload to the web these days. They're great tools for communicating solutions to you, the customer. Plus, they are very convenient and conserve your valuable time. 

And what if they could make all of these things available online, so that you could access them quickly, from anywhere; at work, at home, even while you're away? 

Then, if they could just add "during" and "after" pictures to prove everything was done right, and as promised? And then finished with a 10 year "no leak" warranty for new roofs and a full two years for repairs?  Boy, that would be almost perfection!

"It'll Never Work! It's Just Too Complicated. It Won't Catch On!" 

That's what my competitors said when we started this program a while ago. But they were wrong. It's caught on like wildfire. Just ask our customers.

We have developed a simple system that saved them time; and it truly armed them with all of the information they needed to make their best decisions in solving their roofing problems. And our follow up provided some real "peace of mind".

It's not for everyone, though. Some people like to do things the old way. That's OK; we understand that. But we find that we also get better, more informed clients with our methods, too. And because they know what they want - it makes it easier for us to overdeliver!

If you're interested in learning more, there's plenty of information available on this site. I'll suggest that you start with one of the links below, and if I do have the pleasure of meeting you and putting together your inspection and estimate package, I promise to take great care of you and your "biggest investment" . . . Thanks!

 

 

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