How It Works for Tucker, GA Homeowners
Roof Replacement Tucker GA is a referral service for homeowners in Tucker, GA and a few nearby cities. You describe your roof, and one independent local roofer gets in touch to inspect it and write up an estimate. This page lays out each step and shows exactly where our part ends.
Prefer to talk? Call now(678) 555-0193Plain Facts About This Service
We don't own trucks, employ roofers or sell materials. The site introduces homeowners to independent roofers who work in Tucker and the surrounding parts of DeKalb and Gwinnett counties, and those roofers pay a fee for each introduction. Homeowners never pay this site. You're free to take the estimate, compare it with others or say no thanks.
What Happens After You Submit
- We read your request. Your address and your notes about the roof tell us which nearby roofer covers your street.
- One roofer calls you. Your details go to a single independent roofer, who contacts you to set a time for the inspection.
- The roof gets a close look. The roofer checks the shingles, flashing, vents and decking, from the attic too if it's reachable, then explains what they found.
- You receive a written estimate. It should spell out materials, labor, tear-off, disposal and the permit. Signing is entirely your decision.
Roofers You Can Verify
Georgia has no state roofing license. The Secretary of State treats roofing as a specialty trade that sits outside the residential and general contractor licenses, so the checking falls to you. Before you sign with any roofer, ask for these.
- A business license. The roofer should hold one with their city or county.
- Insurance paperwork. Ask for proof of liability insurance and workers' compensation, with current dates.
- A local address. A real place of business, not just a cell number.
- References. Names of recent customers you can call.
- Warranty papers. The shingle or panel maker's warranty in writing, plus the roofer's own labor terms.
- Who pulls the permit. Inside Tucker city limits, a re-roof needs a City permit, and the roofer should apply for it.
If the job reaches past the roof itself, such as structural repairs or an addition, ask whether the contractor holds a Georgia residential contractor license. The Secretary of State's online licensee search lets you check a name.
Where This Service Stops
This site never inspects a roof, prices a job, signs a contract or does any roofing work. It won't file, negotiate or manage an insurance claim for you. Under Georgia law, a roofer can't negotiate your roof claim either unless they hold a public adjuster license, and a contractor can't act as the public adjuster on its own jobs.
Nobody connected to this site will offer to cover your deductible. Georgia's Attorney General warns that roofers aren't allowed to pay your deductible, so any such offer is a reason to walk away. We don't send anyone door to door, and we never offer homeowners gifts or rewards.
Let's Get the Roof Looked At
Ready to find out what shape your roof is in? Call (678) 555-0193 or send the short request form, and a local roofer will reach out to book a time.