Owens may be waking up to the fact that the roofing contractors may have been overcharging Owens for labor. Our roof was replaced back in June and our neighbors house was done two weeks later by a different contractor. Their roof size is less than mine but the labor billed to Owens was $1,000 more than the labor for my roof. This whole issue seems to be getting out of control. One neighbor was turned down for having a defective roof by the Owens inspector. Two months later she again contacted Owens who sent out a different inspector and this time her claim was approved.
Our roofer told us that Owens knows the length of time when defective shingles were produced, so just step up to the plate and fix them. Period.
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