How Roof Replacement Referrals Work in Tempe, AZ
Roof Replacement Tempe AZ puts homeowners in Tempe, AZ in touch with independent local roofers. This page walks through what happens after you ask, who pays for the service, and where our part stops and the roofer's begins.
Prefer to talk? Call now(480) 555-0187How Requests Reach a Roofer
When you fill in the form or call (480) 555-0187, your request goes to one independent roofer who works in your part of the Valley. That roofer pays us for the referral. You pay us nothing, now or later, and you owe the roofer nothing unless you decide to sign a contract with them.
Request, Match, Inspect, Estimate
- Request. Share your address, the roof type if you know it (tile, shingle or a flat foam roof) and what made you take a look.
- Match. We pass the details to one roofer who serves Tempe or your nearby city. Your name isn't auctioned off or sold to a list of companies.
- Inspect. The roofer visits and checks the covering, flashing, vents and deck, and on a tile roof looks at the underlayment under the tiles.
- Estimate. You receive a written estimate with the scope and price. Compare it, ask questions or walk away; the choice is yours.
What to Ask the Roofer
We don't license, inspect or vouch for any roofer, so the checks that protect you are the ones you run yourself. In Arizona the Registrar of Contractors (ROC) licenses roofers, and a home re-roof falls under the R-42 residential roofing class or the dual CR-42 class. Look the roofer up on the ROC Contractor Search, or call the ROC at (602) 542-1525, before you sign.
- Active license, right class. Confirm the license is active and covers R-42 or CR-42 work.
- Insurance on paper. Ask for proof of liability insurance and workers' compensation.
- A real local address. A business address you can find on a map tells you more than a magnet sign on a truck.
- References and warranty papers. Ask about recent jobs nearby and for the manufacturer's warranty paperwork on the materials.
- Who pulls the permit. Ask whether the roofer will pull any permit your city requires.
The ROC also warns homeowners about door-to-door solicitors and advises against letting payments get ahead of the work. Should a licensed residential contractor walk off a job or do poor work, you can apply to the ROC's Residential Contractors' Recovery Fund, currently capped at $30,000 per claimant. Work by an unlicensed outfit doesn't qualify.
What This Service Does and Doesn't Do
Roof Replacement Tempe AZ is Not a Licensed Contractor, and the site keeps to a few firm lines.
- No roofing work. We don't inspect, repair or put on roofs, and we never sign a contract with you.
- No quotes or bids. Prices come only from the roofer's written estimate. Our cost pages show published ranges with their source and year.
- No deductible offers. Nobody here will pay, waive or rebate an insurance deductible. On catastrophic-storm claim contracts, a roofer who advertises or pays your deductible is acting against Arizona law.
- No claim handling. Your roofer may photograph and price storm damage, but the claim itself is settled by you and your insurer, or by a public adjuster you hire on your own.
- No pressure. One roofer gets your request, and turning down the estimate costs you nothing.
Send Your Request
Ready to have someone look at the roof? Send the form or call (480) 555-0187, and keep the ROC Contractor Search open on your phone when the roofer arrives.