When you receive a proposal from Holencik Roofing, LLC it is for a complete roofing system at a firm price. There are no hidden costs which will appear later. The only possible added cost is clearly stated in the proposal and that is for replacing any damaged or rotted wood found when the old shingles are removed.

Sometimes trade names and terms can be confusing. We do not expect our customers to understand everything about the work that is to be done. Ask as many questions as you need until you feel comfortable making a decision.

Your biggest investment is your home. Whether or not you choose us as your roofing contractor, we want to help you make an informed decision and get the best value for the money you will spend to protect and beautify your home or business. We are confident that an educated customer is our best customer. Below are questions you should ask every contractor who gives you a price on replacing your roof.

Make sure the brand names and types of materials are written into the contract.

As a homeowner, you have a homeowner’s insurance policy. Unfortunately that policy does not cover damage done by people you hire or if anyone is hurt while working on your home. Request a certificate of insurance for both Liability and Workman’s Compensation insurance be sent directly from the issuing insurance company to guarantee the insurance information is up-to-date.

Always ask to see a copy of a written warranty. Does the contractor offer extended warranties? What happens if the contractor goes out of business in 5 years?

Ask how long it will take to complete the work and the tentative start date.

Make certain terms of waste disposal are written into the contract.

Is the price quoted to you a firm price or just an estimate? Are terms of payment clearly stated on the proposal?

Request references of work done in your neighborhood. If you would like to see the shingles you have chosen on a home, ask for an address of a home done in your color choice.