Straight Line Roofing & Construction

It’s imperative they can provide you with a plan of action for you to follow, or explain the process to you.

Ensuring the crew is properly safety trained means they’ll not only protect themselves but also you and your property.

Having a contractor who takes care of all the permit requirements helps you ensure they’re knowledgeable and dependable.

Having an itemized estimate is an essential part of a good project and a sign of a trustworthy contractor. This shows you exactly what you’re paying for.

A workmanship warranty means they stand behind their work and are proud of what they do.

If they can provide you with the precautions they take, then you can be confident your safety is a top priority of theirs.

Ask for proof of these. This will cover your property from any damages done during the project and if any of the crew is injured, you won’t be liable.

Having a manufacturer certification is key to knowing a contractor has been properly trained for the product installation.

A licensed contractor means a certified and competent contractor.

If a contractor has only been around for a year or two, they might not be the most reliable or trustworthy contractor.