Plymouth Roofing Contractors

PLYMOUTH, IN

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"... job and were one of the few people willing to do small work!..."

"... but were willing to negotiate. arrived on time, with quality crews. spent several days completing job with skilled labor. replaced decking as needed, did not overcharge for unneeded plywood, cleaned up well. returned promptly when we noticed a minor problem...."

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Foundation problems can cause roof damage

Extensive roof damage caused by foundation problems. (Photo courtesy of Mark Nosrati of Final Cut Roofing)

If your foundation moves, so does your roof! So recognize that foundation problems can cause rainwater to penetrate your roof and cause serious damage. Know what to look for and what to do to prevent this from happening to your home.

Is a roofer legit? Ask the right questions

Get at least three bids before hiring a roofing contractor. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Robert H. of Tallahassee, Fla.)

The first thing every roofer learns — even before he learns how to properly install a roof — is how to answer the most common homeowner questions. Go into the bid process armed with good questions

The real cost of a new roof

Installing a new roof is no small task, and hiring the right professional makes all the difference. Knowing what to expect in terms of cost, time and guarantees can help make sure you get your money's worth.

Roofing: It’s not an estimate, it’s an interview

You’re not inviting contractors to give an estimate, you’re inviting them to distinguish themselves by excelling at an interview, Scribbins says. (Photo courtesy of Accent Roofing)

What's the best way to distinguish roofing contractors when getting estimates? A highly rated Atlanta-area roofing contractor explains what to look for during the roofing estimate process.

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Plymouth Roofing Contractors Reviews

"... to request for quote. completed the work quickly and cleaned up completely...."

"... professionally that i only knew the job was complete when my daughter told me a man went on the roof. replacement shingles are matched so closely in color and pattern with the weathered shingles on the roof, that i cannot tell where the patch is observing..."

"... did a very good job. it had been there for a while. we organized a time for them to come out and replace a section of the roof. they were to our house when they said they would be. and i thought the price was agreeable. they were very courteous and respectful..."

"... and gave me an estimate, which is what i paid. they were professional, timely, and they did good quality work. they cleaned up when they finished...."

"... and because there had a been a lot of rain in the area, the company was swamped with requests. initially, the receptionist said they couldn't come out to look at it for a week, but then she called back and was able to work us in, just two days later, to have..."

"... job by a well-qualified company, and that's what i got. the estimator was pleasant and easy to work with, and there was no high-pressure sales pitch. i wanted all brand-name roofing components, and all the work was done with gaf products. the crew was..."

"... job. they have been out several times and have mostly done a good job. ..."

"... and provided a little less service. getting the estimate was an "a", the problem came after i told them i was going with someone else. they were pretty argumentative. they did come out right away...."