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Finding the Right Roofer for the Job

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When it comes to your roof, you want to make sure the job is being handled by a professional, who is knowledgeable and experienced. You want someone you can trust. Today's blog from your Lake of the Ozarks roofing company offers a list of questions you want to ask a roofer before hiring them. Question #1: Do you have the necessary licenses and insurance required for a roofing contractor in this area? Roofing can be a dangerous job, that requires the proper training, licenses and insurance. You want to make sure they have a current license, general liability insurance and workman's comp insurance. Be sure to ask for the relevant paperwork as proof. At Above & Beyond Roofing , we carry $2 million in insurance and workman's comp for all employees. Question #2: How long have you been in the roofing business? How much experience do your employees have?  Your roof is the part of your home that protects everything else and the home's contents. You want to mak...

7 Questions to Ask Your Roofing Contractor

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Whether you're in need of roof repairs or an entire re-roof, it's important that you hire the right company for the job! Be thorough in interviewing prospective companies to work with on this investment. Before agreeing to work with a roofing contractor at the Lake of the Ozarks , be sure to ask these questions: 1. Do You Offer Free Estimates?  Before getting a new roof, you're going to want an assessment of the roof's current condition. You're also going to want to know how much you are going to need to invest in a new roof for your home. Most reputable roofing companies at the Lake of the Ozarks will offer both free inspections and free estimates. 2. Are You Licensed and Insured?  While the requirements may differ, every state requires that contractors be licensed. Ask the contractor to show you proof of licensing or check with your local government offices. Insurance is also extremely important in the contracting industry. You want to make sure they ...