Mr. Roof Pro
(215) 281-ROOF
(215) 281-ROOF
(7663)
Serving Philadelphia, Bucks, Montgomery & Delaware counties
Email: FredRoofPro@aol.com
LLC
Fax: (215) 781-6323
Family Owned & Operated
As your local roofing contractor Mr. Roof Pro llc offers the personal attention of a small business combined with the professionalism of a large organization. Standing on the foundation of our reputation, we offer our customers competitive prices using quality craftsmanship and materials. Whether its keeping you dry with a new roof, stopping the the cold winter draft with double hung replacement windows, or adding a beautiful new look to your home with vinyl siding. Be assured that you will be left with a smile on your face upon the completion of our work.
As your local roofing contractor Mr. Roof Pro llc offers the personal attention of a small business combined with the professionalism of a large organization. Standing on the foundation of our reputation, we offer our customers competitive prices using quality craftsmanship and materials. Whether its keeping you dry with a new roof, stopping the the cold winter draft with double hung replacement windows, or adding a beautiful new look to your home with vinyl siding. Be assured that you will be left with a smile on your face upon the completion of our work.
| • | All types of shingles |
| • | Modified Rubber |
| • | Metal roofing |
| • | Hot asphalt |
| • | Aluminum coating |
| • | Roof certifications |
| • | Roof repairs |
| • | Emergency service |
| • | Siding |
| • | Windows |
| • | Doors |
| • | Gutters |
| • | Gutter guards |
| • | Downspouts |
| • | Metal capping |
| • | Chimney caps |
How to Choose a Roofing Contractor copied from www.wikihow.com/choose-a-roofing-contractor
You should never compromise the safety of your family by choosing low quality roofing solutions that won’t last long. You should choose the best materials for your roof. They need to be sturdy enough and should have the ability to withstand heat, precipitation, and snow with ease. You have to call upon a trustworthy roofing contractor when you plan to have a new roof installed on your house.
No matter what you need to have done to your roof, you need a professional roofing contractor. This doesn’t mean you can head to your local hardware store and start pulling names off their neighborhood bulletin board. This means you need to find a licensed professional.
Steps
1. Consider your own abilities. Chances are, you yourself aren’t an expert in any type of roof repair, construction, or replacement. More than likely, the only thing you’ve done to your roof is to climb up and clean the gutters. For anything more detailed, you need to hire someone who can evaluate the problem correctly, give you a fair price, show up to do the work, and get it done right.
2. Don't get non-experts to do roof work. Many handymen and misc. types of laborers claim they can fix roofs. If you’ve ever been to a local big box home improvement center, there’s a good chance you were handed a business card in the parking lot by someone who, among other things, listed “roof repair” on his long list of abilities on his card. This is not the type of person you should be hiring to fix one of the major portions of your home. Done poorly, this will cause you more problems in the long run. Between shoddy work and possible issues with the local zoning and code ordinance authorities, you could have a major problem on your hands.
3. Keep in mind that only a licensed professional will have the appropriate level of liability insurance and bonding. This helps take care of any personal or property injury and mishaps while the roofing contractor is working.
4. Ask the contractor if they remove the debris after the job is done. Roofing can be a messy project. One of the major problems that homeowners encounter, and one that few homeowners even think about beforehand, is – what happens to all the shingles and tiles up there now? Well, they get tossed to the ground! And broken, shattered, and strewn all over. You will also have nails all over the place, too. If these old roofing supplies are not placed neatly on a tarp which can be carried away, you will have broken tiles, nails, wood splinters, and even worse, all over your yard for literally years to come. A licensed roofing contractor will know how to prevent this dangerous mess, and he will be liable for any injuries to your property or your family if there is damage from disassembling your roof. This includes everything from throwing a tile that ends up going through your car windshield, to having your four year old step on a rusty nail.
You should never compromise the safety of your family by choosing low quality roofing solutions that won’t last long. You should choose the best materials for your roof. They need to be sturdy enough and should have the ability to withstand heat, precipitation, and snow with ease. You have to call upon a trustworthy roofing contractor when you plan to have a new roof installed on your house.
No matter what you need to have done to your roof, you need a professional roofing contractor. This doesn’t mean you can head to your local hardware store and start pulling names off their neighborhood bulletin board. This means you need to find a licensed professional.
Steps
1. Consider your own abilities. Chances are, you yourself aren’t an expert in any type of roof repair, construction, or replacement. More than likely, the only thing you’ve done to your roof is to climb up and clean the gutters. For anything more detailed, you need to hire someone who can evaluate the problem correctly, give you a fair price, show up to do the work, and get it done right.
2. Don't get non-experts to do roof work. Many handymen and misc. types of laborers claim they can fix roofs. If you’ve ever been to a local big box home improvement center, there’s a good chance you were handed a business card in the parking lot by someone who, among other things, listed “roof repair” on his long list of abilities on his card. This is not the type of person you should be hiring to fix one of the major portions of your home. Done poorly, this will cause you more problems in the long run. Between shoddy work and possible issues with the local zoning and code ordinance authorities, you could have a major problem on your hands.
3. Keep in mind that only a licensed professional will have the appropriate level of liability insurance and bonding. This helps take care of any personal or property injury and mishaps while the roofing contractor is working.
4. Ask the contractor if they remove the debris after the job is done. Roofing can be a messy project. One of the major problems that homeowners encounter, and one that few homeowners even think about beforehand, is – what happens to all the shingles and tiles up there now? Well, they get tossed to the ground! And broken, shattered, and strewn all over. You will also have nails all over the place, too. If these old roofing supplies are not placed neatly on a tarp which can be carried away, you will have broken tiles, nails, wood splinters, and even worse, all over your yard for literally years to come. A licensed roofing contractor will know how to prevent this dangerous mess, and he will be liable for any injuries to your property or your family if there is damage from disassembling your roof. This includes everything from throwing a tile that ends up going through your car windshield, to having your four year old step on a rusty nail.
