The job includes the details you see—and the ones you ask about.
The field manager’s completion checklist is separate from the initial roof inspection. It helps organize the review after installation.
Roof installation
Valleys, fasteners, flashing, hips and ridges, rakes and eaves, chimney details and the overall installation.
Connections and condition
Visible structural concerns, skylights, drip edge and pipe details are part of the completion conversation.
Respect for your home
Grounds around the home, siding cleanup and project photographs are included on the field checklist.
Your questions answered
Walk through the work, ask about care and keep the relevant records. Sharing a review is your choice.
Know what to expect before installation day.
Ask who your field contact will be, how the home will be protected and how the completion review works.
Prepare for installation →
1. Tell us about your home
Start with what prompted you to reach out. A leak, storm concern, aging roof, or planned exterior update gives the team a useful starting point. Share the property ZIP code and the best way to contact you so service availability and the next step can be confirmed. You do not need to choose a material first.
Talk with a Roofing Advisor →2. Understand the findings
During the inspection conversation, ask what was observed and what may need further investigation. Discuss any limits to access or assessment. Review the reasons behind proposed work and ask how repair compares with replacement when both are relevant. Clear explanations help you decide what to do next.
3. Choose the scope and selections
Compare the suitable systems, exact product lines, profiles, and available colors. Look at physical samples where possible. Review the written proposal, included components, applicable guarantees, payment arrangements, and responsibilities. If you are considering financing, review the lender information separately.
4. Prepare for installation
Confirm scheduling arrangements, property access, material delivery, parking, pets, and items the team asks you to move. Ask how weather or newly discovered conditions will be communicated. Keep the project contact information handy so a question does not become an avoidable worry.
5. Review the completed work
Ask how the final review will be conducted and what completion documents you should receive. Discuss product care, applicable warranty or guarantee registration, and how to request service. Keep the final scope, selections, terms, and contact details together for future reference.
Your questions belong in the process
A premium experience is not just the finished roof. It is understanding the decisions that lead to it. If a term, product choice, or project detail is unclear, ask the team to explain before moving forward. Request an inspection to begin a conversation about your home.
One clear step at a time.
Tell us about your home. Understand the inspection findings. Compare your options. Review the plan in writing. You should know what happens next before making a decision.
First, tell us what you need
A leak, an older roof or a new look can all be reasons to reach out. Share your concerns and your timing. We will help you find the next step for your property.
Next, understand your choices
Your Roofing Advisor explains the findings and proposed work. Ask about materials, colors, roof parts, payment options and written protection. We want you to understand the plan, not memorize roofing terms.
Then, prepare for the work
Confirm the written scope, schedule and contact person. Ask how deliveries, property access, pets, vehicles and cleanup will be handled. Discuss how any hidden damage or changes will be brought to you.
Finally, review the finished work
Walk through the completed project with the team when practical. Ask for your product and guarantee paperwork, care guidance and service contact. Keep those records together for future questions.
What to ask before you decide
- Do I understand the work I am choosing?
- Do I know who to contact during the project?
- Do I have the final paperwork and care information?
Before you decide.
Good questions make for a better roofing conversation.
Will the schedule be the same for every project?
No. Scope, material availability, weather, and local scheduling affect timing. Confirm the plan for your home.
What paperwork should I keep?
Keep the accepted scope, product and color selections, payment documents, applicable coverage, care instructions, and service contact details.
Let’s talk about your home.
Start with an inspection and a clear understanding of your options.
Confidence beyond installation day.
Know how to look after your roof and how to get help if something changes.