- Local and established. A real local phone number and history, not a truck from out of state after a storm.
- Insured. Ask for proof of general liability insurance.
- Real reviews. Check Google, Yelp and Thumbtack.
- Written estimate and warranty. Get the scope, materials and workmanship warranty in writing.
- Honest about insurance. In Texas, contractors cannot waive or pay your deductible, and they cannot act as your public adjuster.
- No pressure. A good roofer shows you photos of the damage and lets you decide.
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Written by Mike Davis, owner of RezComm Professional Services.
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Common questions
Are roofers licensed in Texas?
Texas does not have a statewide roofing license, so insurance, reviews and history matter even more.
Can a roofer pay my deductible?
No. It is illegal in Texas.