Look for a clear description of tear-off, decking, underlayment, flashing and the proposed shingle line. Ask how changes will be documented.
Ask how decking work will be documented and which roof areas are included. Confirm that the Houston estimate identifies the actual materials and the person who will communicate any changes.
Contact Dekoven's Houston office to confirm service for your ZIP code and ask about the next step.
Two Houston shingle proposals can show different totals because they include different work. Comparing scope line by line shows what each price actually covers.
Hidden decking problems are common once old shingles come off. Ask whether the proposal uses an allowance or a unit price, who will approve extra work and how it will be documented in writing.
Contact Dekoven's Houston office to confirm service for your ZIP code before you plan around a visit.
Match the same items across proposals. A lower number that leaves out flashing or underlayment is not the same offer as a higher one that includes them.
Not automatically. Check that it covers the same tear-off, flashing, underlayment and cleanup as the others.
Yes. The proposal should identify the product line and color so you know what will be installed.
Ask for a named contact before you sign.
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