Avoiding Common Roof Scams

Roofers might use persuasion techniques to get you to buy a roof you don't need. Do not rush to have your roof replaced.

To be able to choose the right person, you must be aware of which people to avoid. Be wary of conmen who want to steal your money.

It is good to know that conmen use similar methods. This is what I will show.

• Storm Chasers was the first con.

After a storm, storm chasers will be visiting your home and knocking on your doors. After a major storm, storm chasers will drive through your neighborhood knocking on doors.

The best roofers in Toronto have too many clients, so they are not able to visit every home. They lack the time to visit every house and are therefore unable to solicit.

• A low starting bid... Low Starting Bid...

Earning your money takes hard work. There are other things you can do with your money than buying a roof. Many people visit this site to get the best deal. Contractors often begin with a low price to raise the cost later. This can result in a reduction in quality. You will also pay more for their work.

Asphalt shingles are a great option if you're looking for an affordable alternative. We are sensitive to your financial situation and provide high-quality work at affordable prices.

• Scam: Roofer inflicted damage is Scam

This scenario is possible: A roofer calls you and says he noticed some damage as he was driving past your house. To make sure that everything is in order, he would like to inspect your roof. He is not just looking at your roof but also doing damage that was not there.

This is a horrible idea. This is a terrible idea.

• Insurance fraud

Don't accept offers from contractors to cover your insurance deductible or give you an incentive. Scammers will offer you a lower price but charge more to your insurance company.

Don't hire contractors who promise to pay all of your insurance deductibles.

• The contractor demands payment in advance

It is not acceptable to request a large downpayment of more than 15% or a full payment upfront. Be careful. You can make a deposit but you should not pay the entire amount upfront.

• Contractors Without a License

Trustworthiness is indicated by a large number of reviews. Before you sign anything, make sure to review the reviews.

It is important to spend time with professionals to make informed decisions. Scammers are almost always people who make you feel pressured or hurry you.

Customers are Cadillacs Roofing top priority. Trust us to be your experts. We are available to answer your questions and provide truthful answers.