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Originally Posted by Bonnevie
I suspect those who defend the door to door roofers may have taken advantage of the "free roof". talked to Batterbee Roofing rep who was overseeing a new roof in my neighborhood and he told me how he had done an inspection and the roof was fine. the person then got one of the door to door who found "storm damage" and was putting on a new roof. My neighbor was told by one of the door to door people that "I guarantee I will get you a new roof" without even looking at the roof. and he got one.
what amazes me is that people are comfortable using an out of the area roofer for something as important as a roof. McHale's told me that a lot of the calls they are getting for leaks are to those roofs and the company's won't come back. sure the new roofs look nice but it's not like the county inspector actually goes up and makes sure it's done right....I saw one...they just walk around from the outside. when I have my roof done, I want a local company with a good reputation for doing good work, and who I know will come back if there's problems.
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thepoint is there is nothing wrong with the door to door guy - he's licensed and insured - the problem is people stupidly not going through the process- which is working with an adjuster first and not doing anything until the insurance company approves the claim. THAT is the problem.