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Over the years, as we have observed contractors working on our home, one thing has become clear: this is not easy work. Whether the contractor is replacing pipes, framing a new room, or installing flooring, they are always working really hard to get the job done. We admire this. Many other professionals could benefit from observing this work ethic. As soon as we realized how hard contractors work, we had to share that fact on the internet. In fact, there are lots of other facts about contractors that we feel are worthy of sharing, which is why we continue to post on this blog.

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Tips for Getting New Construction Roofing Work

29 April 2020
 Categories: Construction & Contractors, Blog

The roof is the bread and butter of any new house you are going to build. It establishes the shape, is a big part of the design, creates the appearance you're looking for, and protects the home from harm and wear. Because the roof is so important, you need to go point by point in figuring out what kind of roof you want to build, and which professionals you want to have complete this work for you. Do your due diligence by following the tips below.  

Look for new construction roof professionals that can get your creative ideas going

There are so many variables at play when it comes to your roof — since your roofing materials can make your home energy efficient and shielded from the elements. The most optimal roof performance will come about when you design it in the right way. In setting up the roof with the perfect slope and dimensions, contractors will have to first take measurements and let you know what type of work they suggest. Working with technicians that are accredited by the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) can provide you a better initial installation, in addition to any kind of followup work you'll need.

Find the materials that will help you buy and install whatever kind of roof you need

After you have vetted a few different roof professionals, you need to start getting price quotes. Installing a new construction roof will cost you between $350 and $1,388, depending on what you need. Make sure that you get an inspection for the current roof to understand what kind of work is needed and to get the results that will stand the test of time.

Have your roofers show you their catalog of many different styles so that you can mull through them and pick the design, structure, and materials that you want protecting your home for years to come. Sign up for a repair plan with the contractor so that you can get repairs and upkeep for your new construction roof. 

Even though your home may be a new construction, the roof will still require a certain measure of maintenance that will keep it at its best. Minor repair work can cost upwards of $400, while more serious repairs can cost you around $3,000. 

Use the steps in this article to be sure that you get the new construction roof that you need. Do your due diligence and hire the best roofers in your town.