Need roof repairs person

Hi John,

Try going to http://www.homeadvisor.com . Enter your zip code and the will come up with some people in your local area who can help. These people have been checked out by the company. You can also look in your local phone book, newspaper or ask friends who they know. Hometalk is a DIY (Do It Yourself) site and we don't usually recommend people because our focus is on the person who wants to do the job him/her self. Members of Hometalk come from all over the world and we don't know your area. Wishing you the best.

See if this helps you.

https://www.homeadvisor.com/article.show.How-to-Choose-a-Quality-Roofing-Contractor.14118.html

https://myroofhub.com/hiring-contractors/questions-to-ask-roofing-contractors-over-phone/

https://www.greatdayimprovements.com/15-questions-to-ask-a-roofer-before-hiring.aspx

https://www.todayshomeowner.com/new-roof-how-to-hire-a-roofer/

Hi John, I agree with Linda Sikut's recommendation. We have used pro's from HomeAdviser.com and had good results. They do background checks on all their pros. They also give customer reviews so you can see what other people thought of the work done. Best of luck to you.

I have used Angies list and had very skilled people come ou and help me. Hope these ideas work for you.

Get in touch with your homeowners insurance first. I had the same thing happen about five years ago. Seventy mile hour winds tore off about a dozen shingles. Called my insurance and got a complete new roof. Sent me a check, got three bids, took the second, and it only cost me $500.

To find a good roof repair company, I advise you to start by checking lists of roofers near you and ask for recommendations and referrals as choosing a reputable roofer will save you time, money, and stress. Well, I must say that if your roof is not more than 50% damaged, then you can repair it yourself by using Liquid butyl rubber that gives your roof a new, aesthetically pleasing look for a fraction of the cost of roof replacement. EPDM coating is a solvent based coating that allows for a unique chemical crosslink to occur; whereby the coating and the surface to which it is applied chemically fuse and become one. It is a one coat, DIY process that waterproofs in 2-3 hours and when cured becomes a seamless membrane.

Contact a local roofing company.