What You Should Know

Things you should know about your potential roofing contractor:

• You should have a “Class A” contractor that has the highest certification in the state.
• Very important:  The contractor should be able to provide you with proof of insurance and workers’ compensation specifically for roofing, Code 5551.  A certificate should be provided directly to you by the contractor’s insurance carrier who will also verify the roofing Code 5551 ; otherwise, the insurance is invalid and there is no protection coverage for your project.
• Your contractor should be willing to provide you with a workmanship warranty in writing.
• Would manufacturers and/or distributors recommend your roofing contractor?
• Your roofing contractor should supply you with multiple references.
• Does the contractor have a workforce to complete your project in a timely manner?
• How many jobs does the company complete in an average year?
• Piedmont Roofing is a certified distributor and installer of custom and hand-forged copper and zinc guttering systems and accessories.
• Will your contractor provide a warranty?