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Ask each contractor to connect the recommendation to observations on your roof. Then compare the written scope, responsible company, project communication and closeout documents. Reviews and photographs help you learn about a business; the proposal tells you what it is agreeing to do on your home.
01Check the business you will contract with
Match the company name on the proposal to the responsible contractor and license information. Ask who manages the work and how you reach them. If a sales conversation names a credential or warranty, request the document that applies.
02Ask to see the reason for the recommendation
A useful explanation shows the affected area and why a particular repair or replacement scope is proposed. If opinions differ, ask each company to describe the evidence and limitations rather than deciding only from the confidence of the sales pitch.
03Agree on how the job will be run
Discuss property protection, work access, updates, changes and the final walkthrough. Keep consequential promises in the written agreement. The goal is a shared understanding of the project before materials arrive.
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