If your insurance is going to be paying him, you need to talk to them. The check book is theirs. Don't let them cut him a check until you're happy with it.
He got mad, huh? Like you give a **** if he's happy or not. F him. Have your insurance company make him make it right.
He got mad, huh? Like you give a **** if he's happy or not. F him. Have your insurance company make him make it right.
If I’d pointed these things out to the owner of the company and he gave me grief I’d have asked him a question. Mr Owner, are these pictures something you’d like to use in a brochure to demonstrate your companies work? If he has any integrity he’ll think about that and make the repairs and if not then no matter what you say he isn’t going to get things looking as they should. In that case I’d be calling my insurance company or withholding his final payment if the money was coming out of my pocket.
Yeah, that looks like crap. What would concern me more is what they did where it doesn't show.
Unless the contractor was part of the insurance company’s Guaranteed Repair Program or a vendor referred by the insurance company, they don’t have any power/authorization to have the contractor do anything.
The insurance policy is a contract between the carrier and the homeowner but the roofing contract is between the homeowner and the contractor.
@John6185 that work is not quality or professional at all. The drip edge shouldn’t be overlapping like that and the caulking looks horrible.
Which company was it?
What caulking? Thats jackleg grade work. I'd be checking under the shingles to make sure they ise at least 3 nails, preferably 4. Cheapo contractors like to float them with only 2.
When I had mine done I called 3 contractors. One guy gave me a low ball quote, the other was weeks late and missed the train. I ended up with Superior Roofing, the highest quote. who did a great job, and had it done in one day..
On a separate note, I'm a retired stone mason so if you ever need any follow up let me know.
When I had mine done I called 3 contractors. One guy gave me a low ball quote, the other was weeks late and missed the train. I ended up with Superior Roofing, the highest quote. who did a great job, and had it done in one day..
On a separate note, I'm a retired stone mason so if you ever need any follow up let me know.
Couple years ago my mom’s roof needed to be replaced. Went with a company that isn’t cheap. Why? The roofing crews they use are employed by roofing company versus independent crews that don’t answer directly to the company. Second, the crews are trained by the roofing material manufacturers to install the materials correctly. They do this because the materials when properly installed will last much longer than if they aren’t installed the right way and the manufacturer will warranty the product for the lifetime of the product. You can look up who is certified my the manufacturer to install their materials.
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