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BasedOnReputation found that homeowners most often praised crew treatment and install quality. Communication was the most common negative signal. Before you hire, ask who will run the job, how updates will work, how the roof will be checked, and who will fix a problem later.
A roof job is not done when the truck leaves. Before you hire, ask who will close the permit, give you the final records, explain both warranties, and take the first call if something looks wrong.
Check the Florida license yourself. Get proof of insurance and three written estimates. Read the full contract before you pay. If insurance is involved, call your insurer before you sign. Walk away from any roofer who offers to pay your deductible.
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First, check that the Florida license is active. The name on the license should match the business. Ask who holds the license. Ask for proof of liability insurance and workers' comp. Get three written quotes. The contract should list the work, roof materials, permits, pay dates, warranty, extra costs, and who will set up the final check.
A low quote may leave out roof deck repairs, flashing, air vents, permits, cleanup, or warranty terms. Compare each line before work starts. You can spot missing work, ask about the price, and avoid a costly surprise after the old roof is gone.
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