The crew of our installer/technicians show up at your project. They assess the best way to do the project from start to finish. Some examples of what may be included in their initial assessment: which section to start first; how to best protect the home, plants, and shrubbery; confirm the power source, and address any unique concerns pertaining to the project.

Most, if not all, of these assessment examples, are included in the paperwork that is sent out to the job with the crew. This paperwork is reviewed with the crew at our office by our Office / Operations Manager. Everything is clearly and concisely explained even prior to them leaving the office with this paperwork.

After the crew has made this initial assessment, they lay down tarps on the ground where the debris will be falling to ease the clean-up task and prevent nails and small debris from being left behind after the project. They lean plywood against the house to prevent the windows and siding from being scratched by falling roofing debris. This plywood is laid on top of the plastic so that the debris slides right down onto the plastic. We build a frame around large plants and shrubs with two-by-fours and plywood, essentially boxing it in to prevent inadvertent damage. The technicians then commence tearing off the old roof, letting the debris slide to this staged area below.

Frequently, we like to contain our tear-off debris on the roof and carry it straight to the dumpster and discard it directly from the roof into the dumpster. Even if this approach is utilized, we still set up the protection of your home as if we were going to drop it all to the ground.

Fact: On the average home, we are removing approximately ten thousand pounds of debris

We value the trust and confidence you have placed in us. Protecting your home is of the utmost importance to us. That’s why you have chosen us to do your roof – because we will protect your most valuable asset before, during, and after this process.

We do not use day-laborers, temporary help, or subcontractors. Our roofing technicians/installers are our employees. They are professional and courteous. They take their job very seriously through the entirety of the roofing process. From the initial set-up that protects your home described above, through the installation of the products, and the final clean-up and walk-through.

**Our employees pride themselves in being the best in the industry—they truly are**

Think Big: 
View a full-sized shingle, not just a swatch, sample, or piece of literature.
Once you’ve narrowed down your color choices to just a few, have your representative bring you out actual shingles to look at. If you desire, he can even place a few on your roof for you so that you can get a true feel of what the finished product will look like.

Look at the Real Thing: 
We recommend looking at actual houses where the house and roof color combinations are similar to what you are considering. Shortly after you receive your proposal from us, you will receive a reference list in the mail. This list will have literally hundreds of homes in your neighborhood and zip code for you to look at. Take advantage of this opportunity to view not only the different colors and styles but also the quality of our workmanship and finished product.

Watch the Light: 
As you look, notice how colors appear under changing light conditions and at various times of the day.

Consider the Pitch: 
Look for roofs with a similar pitch as your own. A roof’s pitch affects the way you see the color.

Ask Us: 
We might be able to point you to a specific home where we’ve installed a roof of your shape and style, combined with your house color and the product selections that you may be considering. Your representative only focuses on doing bids in your zip code area and the surrounding vicinities. He is a valuable resource. Utilize him to the fullest potential. He is a wealth of information anxious to share his knowledge with you. His ultimate goal is your complete satisfaction.