Eastern Slope Roofing LLC

Every roofing project is different. Is the building 2 story, how many layers of material, what is the existing material, access, how steep is the roof and other variables can come into play when providing an estimate, that is why an on site visit is required. Most of the time we have a special available to Veterans.

To determine their needs through an inspection. Attention to details. If damage is found I will explain the complete insurance process and what to expect through the re roofing process. If it is a repair or insurance is not covering, I will provide a competitve cash estimate. I will review the differences in material that are available for their project. In many cases we will provide upgrades at no additional cost. An informed customer is a happy customer.

Pikes Peak Building Department (ID21722) Expires 30 Nov 20 Pueblo Building Department (21553) Expires 31 Dec 20 Fremont County (173) Expires 23 May 21 Haag Certified Inspector-Residential Roofs HCI 201510236 wwwhaagcertifiedinspector.com (There are only a few roofers in COS with this credential.) CO Residential Producer License #341254 Expires 31 Oct 25 Previous experience as licensed Realtor NRDS ID 598009501 (expired) 10 years volunteer EMT BS Business degree Previous Business owner All Star Satellite (Canaan, NH)

I started out as a canvasser in 2010, moved into a project manager position in 2011 worked for several local large roofing companies as a subcontractor and decided I could provide better service to the community by opening up Eastern Slope Roofing LLC in 2015.

I have worked with homeowners who reside in and out of State, with Real Estate Agents, and Property Managers. I am very happy to state at this time most of my customers are repeat customers or referrals of past customers.

Most roofing projects take 1 day to complete and are scheduled out 1-2 weeks after the insurance has approved the project and the insurance company has provided the first payment check. Factors that may extend this time frame include installers schedule during high demand after large hail storms and other weather events, and occasionally in the winter due to snow or temperates below 40 degrees.

Verify credentials! When a roofer says they are an insurance specialist. Go to Dora.state.co and verify they are licensed. Go to pprbd.org verify they are local and licensed. Something that requires a little more effort is go to the dept of State web site then pprbd.org site, the owner should be the license holder for a variety of reasons! Verify materials promised are the materials delivered and installed. Don't accept vague terms like 30year LLT shingles, get the brand name. Learn about the products being installed. Take the time to learn about the differences in materials, they can vary greatly in quality. Do not choose a roofing company based solely on PAID endorsements, local or national radio or tv ads. These people are PAID to do these ads! Hire local, because response time will be quicker if you need a repair.

What type of material would they like to replace existing roof. Getting an estimate based on price is a very bad idea! A customer should have a through understanding of materials needed for the project, because there are several roofing companies out there who will provide a low estimate to win your business and if you are not clear on the material differences you most likely will not be a satisfied customer. A homeowner should get their roof inspected prior to calling their insurance company because if there is not enough damage for a claim to be filed this can be considered a zero claim, this will be held against the homeowner.