4 Things a Roofing Company Must Have Before You Hire Them

Choosing the right roofing company for your home is a big decision, and making sure they meet certain criteria can save you from headaches down the road. Before signing any contract, here are four essential things you should confirm a roofing company has:

  1. Liability Insurance
    Roofing is a dangerous job, and accidents can happen. A reputable roofing company should carry liability insurance to protect you from any damages to your property. Without this, you could be held responsible for any accidents that occur while the roofers are working on your home.


  2. Local References
    Before hiring a roofer, ask for references from past clients, especially those in your local area. This helps you gauge the quality of their work and their reputation in the community. A reliable roofing company should have a history of satisfied customers and should be proud to share testimonials. Click here to read our local reviews.


  3. Registered with the City Permitting Office
    Any professional roofing company should be registered with the city’s permitting office. This ensures they are familiar with local building codes and can obtain the necessary permits for your project. Hiring an unregistered company could lead to issues with inspections and legal problems down the line.



  4. Workmanship Warranty
    A good roofing company will back up their work with a solid warranty. This guarantees that if something goes wrong with the roof after installation, the company will repair it at no additional cost. Be sure to get this in writing before moving forward.


Taking the time to verify these four essentials can help you avoid costly mistakes and ensure you hire a roofing company you can trust. Here at Maranatha Roofing Professionals LLC we pride ourselves in providing confidence to our customers by having these four things at all times. Give us a call today for your free roofing inspection at (940) 279-6391 or click here to request one online.

Happy roofing!

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