My insurance agency says the roof is fine. Insurance agencies are in business to make money, and if they can put off making needed repairs, they will. If you see the other homes on your street all need new roofs, your house may very well need one, too. Make sure you get an independent inspection of your own, and don’t just rely on the word of a single insurance adjuster to protect your most valuable investment. The best way to get a fair and accurate idea of the condition of your roof, the damage the storm caused, and what the best course of action to take next is to get a professional evaluation of your roof after the storm. Our certified roof inspectors will inspect your roof and document the findings free of charge for you. Just contact us to schedule your free roof inspection.

The salesman says I have to sign papers right now to lock in a price. Unscrupulous and unlicensed agencies swarm any area that has been hard hit by hail or other storms. While you may very well need a roof replacement, you don’t have to be pressured into one. Make sure the contractor you choose is actually licensed and/or certified to work in your area and has a stable, solid existence in your community before making a decision about your roof. Here is how to find a reliable roofing contractor.

Keeping your roof in good repair is the most important thing you can do for your home. The roof of your house is more than just a roof over your head. It not only protects everything inside; it protects your home from rain, snow, ice and hot sun. It's as important, or more important, than siding or house paint.
Keep an eye on the condition of your roof. While any change of season is a good time to evaluate the condition of your roof, the best times are early fall or late summer. This gives you enough time to make the necessary repairs before the arrival of winter weather while, at the same time, providing for longer days with maximum sunshine.