Roofers in Albuquerque, NM
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Roofers in Albuquerque, NM
Your local residential and commercial full-service roofing solution is Storm Roofing LLC! We are a family owned and operated business that works hard to meet the needs of our customers in a timely manner and at an affordable price. We specialize in replacement and repair of shingle roofs, tile, cedar shakes, metal, TPO flat roofing and more.
Our roofing contractors have over 15 years of experience installing, repairing, and replacing residential and commercial roofs. Trust our licensed and insured team to get the job done right!
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What should a roofers' proposal include?
One of the clearest signs of a thorough and honest contractor is a clearly written proposal. A well-written proposal should include:
- Detailed description of the work being done
- Type of roof covering, including manufacturer, color, etc.
- Materials being used, including underlayment, gutters, ice dam protection, etc.
- Installation method
- Intended project start and completion dates
- Payment schedules and methods
- Warranty information, like the length of the warranty, what is covered, etc.
- Who is responsible for repairing damages incurred during the course of the work
If one of the estimates is much lower than the others and seems too good to be true, it because is. If an estimate seems confusing, ask the contractor to break down the estimate into items and terms that you can clearly understand. If they aren’t willing to, this is a red flag.
What do roof warranties include?
You will come across different warranties when looking for the right roofing option for your property.
Manufacturer’s Warranty
In general, this warranty covers defects in the manufacture of the roofing material. The period of coverage typically ranges somewhere from 20 years to a lifetime.
Workmanship Warranty
The roofing contractor should also provide you with a warranty for their workmanship, which will typically cover installation and related issues. The warranty should contain what items are covered and what will void them. Many contractors offer one year or two years of coverage; however, there is no industry standard.
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