What material should I choose?

When a contractor recommends a certain material for your new roofing system, they should back up their recommendation with specific examples and facts. Choosing roofing materials is not just about aesthetics or budget, but also about the roof’s lifespan. In the long run, a cheap, not-so-good-quality  option will end up much costlier than the most high-end roofing materials. If in a few years you have to repair the tiles, and in 15-20 years you have to replace the whole roof, not only will you spend a lot of money on materials and assembly, but you will also suffer quite a bit of discomfort.

What guarantees will I receive?

Professional roofing companies should always offer warranties – not just for a new roof, but also for Highlands Ranch roofing repairs and maintenance operations. Be careful, though! Make sure the warranty is real. Many manufacturers say that they would have raw materials with a high quality standard, but when they are asked for a quality certificate, they avoid offering such documents or show you a general internal document, which does not reveal the origin of the raw material.

What will the new roof look like?

More and more roofing companies use configurators that help their customers to choose their roof (tiles, insulation, roof system components, solar or photovoltaic components, all, depending on needs) and view the end result.