Your family is protected by your roof…
Trust our family to Roof it RIGHT!
Quality makes a difference.
Drew Roofing is a fully licensed and insured St. Petersburg family owned and operated business. We believe in quality craftsmanship at a fair price and above all customer satisfaction.
Our entire staff is family!
That’s right, we don’t hire subcontractors or temporary help. Our roofers are full-time professionals. From the awesome customer service and sales team, to the entire crew installing your roof. Our team is experienced, trained, certified, and loyal. Most of our team have been part of the Drew Roofing family for over 12 years.
Why choose Drew Roofing?
Drew Roofing is honored to receive GAF MasterElite award. Only the top 3% of roofing contractors in North America are awarded this. This also allows us to offer the Golden Pledge warranty from GAF, the only warranty in the roofing industry given the Good Housekeeping Seal as the Gold standard of excellence.
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10 Valuable Tips When Hiring your Roofer
1. If you’re taking bids for your roofing project, keep in mind the lowest bid is not necessarily the best bid.
A low bid may be an indicator of poor quality materials or sub-standard work. At the same time a roofing contractor may be able to offer an affordable bid because he has low overhead or a source for quality materials at lower prices.
2. Is the roofing contractor an established business?
A company with an established business is likely to be around when you need them. If you have a warranty, you want to make certain someone is around to honor it should there ever be a problem.
3. Make certain the roofing company is licensed and insured.
In most states it is illegal for a roofing contractor to work without a license. This protects consumers from contractors that aren’t experienced in the industry. Ask about insurance, particularly liability and worker’s compensation. A roofer without insurance coverage can leave you open to all sorts of risk, from damage to your property to liability for personal injury.
4. Ask for references
A reputable roofing contractor will be happy to provide you with a list of previous customers.
5. Check with the Better Business Bureau and the County Licensing Board.
This is where you’ll find those unhappy customers if there are any. Remember that any company that deals with a large volume of customers can get a few complaints. What’s important is how they handled those complaints. Also check other reputable sites like Angie’s List and Google.
6. Look for a roofer that has good communication skills.
You want someone that you can talk to about your project, that will readily answer all your questions and that will keep you informed every step of the way. Poor communication can lead to misunderstandings, a finished job you may not be happy with and unwelcome surprises on your final bill.
7. Make certain you hire a roofing contractor that offers a guarantee on the project.
The roofing materials manufacturer will usually include a product warranty but this does not cover the installation. If there is a problem with the installation or materials, you want to have a written guarantee from the roofing contractor that he will be there to take care of the problem.
8. A roofing company is only as good as the workers they employ.
What kind of training or skill levels do they demand of workers? Do they provide safety training programs? Workers that follow safety training procedures have been proven to have less accidents on the job.
9. Does the roofing company crew clean up the job site?
If they need to remove old roofing materials is the clean up included in the cost?
10. Get a written contract.
While an old fashioned handshake is nice and a sign of a courteous contractor, you still need to have everything in writing. This includes the scope of the project, the materials to be used and their specifications and agreed upon total cost.
