Month: June 2020

Roofing, by nature, entails working at an elevated status. Whether you use ladders or scaffolding to reach your roof for replacements or repairs, you are working at a higher ground. This elevation, along with the fact that homeowners don’t usually have access to professional roofing equipment, creates the risk of serious injury. Even falling from a single-story house is enough to produce life-threatening injuries. For these reasons, it’s best to leave roofing work to the professionals.

Surely it’s alright to give a little discount when financing a new roof through insurance? After all, what the insurance company doesn’t know won’t hurt them, and they will be paying most of the cost anyway. So there’s no harm in waiving the deductible, right? WRONG!

Replacing your home’s roof is an investment. And as with any investment, there are lots of financial considerations to weigh. Many home owners choose to finance their roof by paying in installments. This option is great if out-of-pocket costs are too high.