FAQ

- Yes, Alabama requires roofing contractors to be licensed. For repairs over $2,500.00 this includes Materials, Labor and Company profits. You can check with the Alabama Licensing Board for General Contractors or Alabama Home Builders for specific requirements.

- Roofers should have liability insurance. This protects both the contractor and the homeowner in case of property damage.

- The duration of a roofing project can vary based on the size, complexity, and weather conditions. A professional roofer should provide a realistic timeline during the estimation process.

- Materials like asphalt shingles, metal roofing, TPO, and EPDM are commonly used in Alabama due to their durability and ability to withstand the state's climate.

- Regular roof inspections are recommended at least every five years, preferably in the spring or fall. Extreme weather conditions can necessitate more frequent inspections.

- Yes, roofers in Alabama must adhere to the State's County and City building codes. Staying informed about updates and changes is crucial to ensure compliance.

- Contact a professional roofer immediately. They can conduct a thorough inspection to identify the source of the leak and recommend the necessary repairs.

- Many reputable roofers offer warranties for their workmanship. It's essential to discuss warranty details and duration with your chosen contractor.

- Clear the area around your home, move vehicles away from the work zone, and discuss any specific concerns or requirements with your roofer beforehand.

- Roof size, material choice, complexity of the design, and the contractor's experience can all impact the cost. Request a detailed estimate to understand the breakdown of expenses.