A. City Inspectors are limited for time and can officially only inspect to make sure techniques meet Florida Building Code omitting quality issues that devalue your home.
A. Roofing contractors are licensed by (DBPR) the department of professional business and regulation. Shoddy workmanship by their "Sub Crews" puts them at risk. Chasing warrantee issues costs time and money.
We offer roofing contractors a way to hold their crews accountable. Third party observation keeps the contractor from looking like the bad guy. Especially if the crew doesn't know who hired The Roof Inspectors.
Contractors can be confident in the quality of the job and in customer satisfaction.
A. The Roof Inspectors go deeper than city inspectors. We'll even crawl around in your attic to check for things like moisture damaged wood, that too much air pressure wasn't used to re-nail decking and shingles, that materials on the contract are actually used.
A. Cost is relative to the size of your project, with smaller homes costing less than larger projects needing more onsite inspections. To put this investment into perspective, future issues due to lack of quality control will cost significantly more than our oversight.
Our fees are 3% of the gross contract amount. In many cases, roofing companies will split these fees. Quality control prevents their crews from taking shortcuts, preserving their reputation as a quality company. We will even help you arrange this with your choice of contractors.
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