One of the first things to look into is the company's name and address. Since the advent of the internet, everyone gets their information online. When looking at roofing contractors, make sure they have an actual physical address. A PO box or temporary office may provide insight to the lack of financial stability the roofing contractor has. It also makes it much harder to locate the contractor should a problem arise.
Another important item to look into is how long the roofing contractor has been in the business. The longer a roofing contractor has been in business, the more stable the company. Roofing contractors in business for fewer than five years may be unstable and still learning how to do things the right way by making mistakes. A roofing company that has been around for awhile tends to have a good reputation for doing the job and getting it done right. …show more content…
This includes liability insurance and workers' compensation. To verify their insurance, ask for a certificate of insurance and then call up the insurance company to guarantee the roofing contractor is current and has not lapsed on their insurance. Workers' compensation is especially important because without it, if a worker gets injured on the job, the building owner can be held liable. This means paying for all medical bills and compensating for out of work paycheck