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Leak, missing shingles, or a roof that's done. Call and tell us the city and what you see from the ground.

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Localized fixes for leaks, missing shingles, flashing, and pipe boots.

Full replacement when the covering, deck, or leak history no longer supports a patch.

Does the bid include tear-off, underlayment, flashing, and ventilation?
Who pulls the permit, and is the deck replacement priced as an allowance or a unit price?
What manufacturer warranty remains if a different crew did an earlier repair?

Hail, wind, and fallen debris. Documentation matters as much as the repair itself.

Will the company document slope, material, and visible impact before anything is removed?
Do they work with your insurer, or only on a retail contract with you?
What happens to temporary dry-in if the full job is delayed?

A visual check for age, leaks, ventilation, and items a buyer or carrier may ask about.

Is the inspection from the ground, a ladder, or on the roof?
Do you receive photos and a written note, or only a verbal opinion?
Is the inspection tied to a requirement that you hire the same company for repairs?

Ask whether the price includes flashing at walls and chimneys. Those details are a common source of repeat leaks.
A roof that is old is not automatically a roof that must be replaced. Ask what failed, and what a repair would leave untouched.
Get the scope in writing: layers to be removed, underlayment, pipe boots, ridge vent, and who hauls debris.
Storm chasers and local companies can both do good or poor work. The contract, the permit, and the insurance certificate are the parts you can check.

The city, leak or replacement, and whether a storm just hit. That's enough to start.

Yes. Call first, say what the roof is doing, and decide on the claim after someone has looked.