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In
this regard, there is no one better than Dr. Roof.
Here's
why we think we are your safest and best choice.
- We
are totally concerned and committed to quality roofing and
service.
- There
are no licenses for roofing in Georgia. There is no thorough
inspection from authorities of the roofing job for your
protection. Roofers are not even required to pass any entry
exams in Georgia.
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Reasons why Dr. Roof is your best choice.
1.
We have over 65,000 satisfied customers since 1988.
2.
Dr. Roof has the best roofers in Atlanta, because they have
graduated out of our unique program and roofing school. No
one is better or more sophisticated and skilled than Dr. Roof
in this area, and these are the men that will be installing
your roof.
3.
A random poll by Harris Interactive of 20,000 Atlanta consumers
overwhelmingly chose Dr. Roof as the best contractor for Quality
workmanship, Value, Service and Appearance, and made Dr. Roof
the recipient of the 2004, 2005, 2006 and the 2007 Consumers'
Choice Award ™ (CCA) in the category of Roofing Contractors.
4.
WSB-TV.com has also recognized Dr. Roof for their business
and Roofing excellence and has chosen Dr. Roof to be their
WSB-TV.com Roofing Expert.
5.
Dr. Roof is a GAF Master Elite Certified and Licensed (# ME02000)
Roofing Contractors. Only 2% of all Roofers in the US have
met GAF certification standards to be a Master Elite Contractor.
This confidence from the manufacturer enables Dr. Roof to
offer you up to a 20 year workmanship warranty. No other contractor
can offer you such a safe warranty for your peace of mind.
6.
You know we'll be here to stand behind our warranty. We have
stood behind every job we have done since 1988. Compared to
other roofers, especially those that started their present
roofing company within the last 5 years. What happened to
the customers of their previous companies? Its easier to close
down and start again with a new name than to honor warranties,
when the results of bad workmanship come in.
7. In 20 years of service, we have never changed our phone
number or service area, indicating stability.
8.
Homeowners have no protection against poor contractors and
defective workmanship because there are no thoroughly enforced
standards, codes or regulations. Roofers aren't even required
to have a license. To protect homeowners, we created the "2003
- 2004 Standards of Conduct and Competency Homeowner Protection
Code." These are the highest standards in the industry,
and they provide accountability in an unregulated industry,
and they are included in writing on your roofing contract.
9.
Agreement with methods of Installation and Standards stated
on your contract: It's your only protection after work has
begun. Dr. Roof has instituted the first comprehensive installation
standards for homeowners. If a roofer does not say how he
is going to install your roof, then he is not accountable
for anything he does on your roof. Remember, there are no
thouroughly enforced State standards. You are at the mercy
of the Roofer you choose. Even if a government inspector checks
the roof after it is installed, it is too late to properly
check the installation.
10.
We at Dr. Roof care about excellent workmanship, so we developed
the "Dr Roof Academy of Roofing", the only school
for roofing in Georgia. All Roofers are trained and tested.
Testing is so stringent that 98% flunk the first time, and
72% never pass. The 28% that pass work at Dr. Roof, and the
rest work for other roofing companies.
11.
Anyone can be a roofer tomorrow. Anyone can claim (x) years
of experience that you cannot validate, and should not trust.
When someone says they have (x) years of experience, it generally
means (x) years of bad habits. Our roofers are graduates of
the "Dr. Roof Academy of Roofing", with knowledge,
experience, and good work ethics and habits. Dr. Roof gives
you the best Roofers in Atlanta.
12.
We have a 6 man Quality Control division to ensure that your
work is done right, through a meticulous Quality Compliance
Job Inspection Checklist.
13.
Proven financial stability. See Letters from banks and suppliers.
14.
References from customers, banks and suppliers since 1988.
15.
Special Financing - up to 12 months same as cash.
16.
Official "Lien Waiver" Up Front: The Contractor's
Supplier can provide a "Materials Lien Waiver" for
your home. If your Roofer fails to pay the Supplier you could
be held responsible and a Lien would be placed against your
home until you pay off their debt. Get Your Lien Waivers Up
Front! Period.
17.
Insurance Coverage & Agents' Information: Require a current
certificate of insurance with Agent's Contact Information.
Some Contractors use certificates that are forged or expired
and the "Self-Insured" generally means No coverage.
18. Injury Waiver Holding You Harmless: All workers must have
injury waivers pre-signed for your protection holding you
and your insurer harmless in the event of an accident on your
property. We've all heard of ridiculous lawsuit opportunists.
Protect yourself.
19.
Step Flashing at Walls, Chimneys, & Skylights: One of
the most important and often neglected methods of installation
is step flashing. Learn what step flashing is and absolutely
require it installed properly.
20. Secretary Of State Corporate Records: Be sure your contractor
is incorporated. A "Sole Proprietorship" means the
real owner does not want to be on public record.
21.
Bank Letter Of Financial Stability: Has the contractor sustained
longevity with their current bank and how does their banker
describe the relationship?
22. Product Supplier Credit Status Letter: Ask your contractor
for a letter from their primary materials supplier. If a contractor
does not have a "good credit rating letter" from
their supplier, be cautious, the supplier/contractor relationship
is vital.
23.
Accreditations: Consumers Choice Award Winner for 2004, 5,6
and 2007, voted best Roofer in Atlanta by Consumers. NRCA
- WSBTV Experts - CertainTeed Master Roofer - GAF Master Elite
Roof Contractor, Member: Master Roofing Association - BBB.
24.
Minimum 10-Year Reference List - Past & Present: Always
contact references and ask how they were treated. It is also
helpful to visit homes that are being roofed to see the work
in progress.
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