What’s The Real Risk Of Hiring A Bad Roof Contractor?

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Whats The Real Risk Of Hiring A Bad Roof
Contractor?
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Using a roofing contractor without a license 

• Getting a roof done can be very expensive an
  entire roof replacement can cost up to 10,000
  and plenty more on a more prominent building or
  commercial roof.
• Some property residents prefer to reach a
  local roof replacement and repair service that
  would charge an affordable fee.
• Which often results in hiring a
  regional residential roofing company that is
  uncertified or unlicensed.
• Unlicensed roofing contractors are most likely to
  be cheaper than those who are appropriately
  licensed and insured. 

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Contractors Without Training and Expertise

• Contractors who don't have adequate training,
  awareness, and expertise to be laboring on roofs
  may attempt to perform roofing tasks without a
  license because they don't acquire the essential
  techniques to become licensed.
• Hiring a contractor like this means that you
  would be risking your family's well-being with an
  incompetent worker. 

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Lack of Certification

• Several manufacturers that sell roofing products
  and shingles offer credentials to roofers. When a
  local residential roofing service has
  certification, it suggests that the roofer has
  acquired the necessary training to install their
  products efficiently.
• A local roof replacement and repair contractor
  who doesn't have a state license can never show
  you a manufacturer's certification.
• It's like you are hiring someone unskilled to
  work on your roof with the products he has not
  enough knowledge about. 

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No Warranty or Guarantees 

• Bad contractors often deny to ensure their labor
  or provide shady deals with unfair warranties on
  their installation job or the products they
  utilize.
• If something goes wrong during the process, then
  you could be left dealing with more roof repair
  or replacement expenses and paying a lot more
  than you'd thought on the roofing project.

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No permissions or permits

• If a local residential roofing service is keen to
  function without pulling a building permit or
  conducting the proper inspections, he's not
  saving your time or money. It's because he is not
  authorized to pull the roofing permit, or he
  feels that he is conducting sub-par work that
  won't pass inspection. 
• Whether conducting re-roofing or new
  construction, when a service provider does not
  pull permits you are at threat for liabilities,
  code compliance problems, possible tear out, the
  expense of rework, and potentially the loss of a
  house sale.
• Negligence to acquire essential construction
  permits by either you or your contractor may
  become an insurance issue or a shocking expense
  far over the price of the actual building permit. 

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