Phoenix (Azfamilie) – The Phoenix Metro region was affected by several storms this week, and that is very busy. “The phone was from the catch,” said Eddie Cortez from Lyon's Daching. “People who called and noticed that we had no rain, but since it started to rain, they now notice that they have many leaks.”
One of the challenges that homeowners have is to select the right roofing company to do the work you need, especially if you need it immediately. According to the Arizona Better Business Bureau, some research on Arizona's family was examined to find five of the lowest rated and five of the top rated roofers.
The companies with an F-rating include:
- 20th century roof.
- Anticipation
- A skill roof
- Non -cash contract
- Denker Development Inc.
The companies include an A-Plus rating:
- Lyon's roof
- The roof works
- Hay's roof.
- Gomez roof services
- Diversified roof
According to Jordan Rueschhoff with diversified roof, homeowners have to do their homework before setting a roofer.
“Take the time to research a little. Google is everyone's best friend so that you can see reviews, ”said Rueschhoff. “When choosing a contractor, make sure that you are licensed and insured, and make sure that you have already done work and have references to call.”
The registrar of the contractor in Arizona has this advice for consumers:
- Make sure you understand the scope of the project and what is left with.
- Receive estimates from at least three licensed contractors.
- Check the license at www.roc.az.gov with the free search for contracts and make sure that you are in good stand the day you sign the contract.
- Do not let a lawyer persuade you to take measures from a lawyer to take measures without carrying out your research.
- Do not pay in cash or register via an insurance check. Allow the checks to be paid to the name of the company or the person listed in their signed contract.
If you receive estimates or select a contractor for a project, always ask whether the contractor is licensed and check the license number based on the search for contracts at www.roc.az.gov or by receiving a call to the agency under 1-877-9762 (1-877-my-azroc).
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