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Originally Posted by zmarkp
My girlfriend lives in a neighborhood hard hit by the recent hurricane winds. Lots of homes with blue tarps covering their damaged roofs. They all have the same roofing company signs in their yards.
So we just got back to town last week and found she had lost only 12 shingles.
Of course we called the company named on the yard signs and they sent a very nice young man out. Because my girlfriend has a large house he said a new roof would cost between $30,000 and $33,000.
But then he pretty much assured us he could get the insurance company to pay for the entire roof, minus her deductible of $2500.
Should we go with that deal? Or just have 12 shingles replaced?
We'd appreciate your thoughts.
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Personally, I would run away from that company.
Search for other threads on here talking about free roof scams for a wealth of information.
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