Clear answers before the work begins.

That depends on the type and extent of the issue, the roof's overall condition, surrounding materials and components, and whether a repair can provide a reasonable result. Choice Construction starts with an inspection and explains the property-specific recommendation.

Yes. Choice Construction offers free roof inspections and estimates for property owners considering roofing or exterior work.

Protect the interior where it is safe to do so, avoid climbing onto the roof, and contact Choice Construction to discuss an inspection. If there is a safety risk, electrical concern, structural issue, or severe active intrusion, contact the appropriate emergency service first.

Cost depends on the property, measurements, access, materials, roofing or exterior system, tear-off or preparation needs, related components, and the approved scope. An inspection and project-specific estimate provide the useful answer.

Timing depends on the size and complexity of the project, materials, weather, site conditions, access, and approved scope. Choice Construction will discuss anticipated timing for the specific project.

Scheduling depends on current workload, the approved scope, material availability, weather, and property requirements.

Some decking conditions may remain hidden until existing roofing materials are removed. The written project agreement should explain the pricing and approval process for unforeseen decking work. Choice Construction communicates the condition and follows the agreed change process.

The project agreement should define the deposit, progress or insurance-related payments when applicable, final payment, and accepted payment methods.

Choice Construction uses project-appropriate roofing and exterior materials and guides customers through the approved options.

Choice Construction provides a workmanship warranty along with applicable manufacturer warranties. Exact duration, coverage, exclusions, transferability, and registration requirements depend on the written project and selected materials.

Yes. Roof ventilation, flashing, and related roofing components are part of Choice Construction's service capabilities and are included in a project when required by the approved scope.

Permit requirements depend on the city and the scope of work. When a permit is required, the written estimate or contract states who is responsible for obtaining it.

Yes. Choice Construction is fully insured. Insurance information for a specific project is available on request.

Yes. Choice Construction inspects and photographs visible roof, siding, and gutter damage, prepares construction estimates, reviews the insurance construction scope, and completes approved repair or replacement work.

Choice Construction supports the construction side of the process. We can document visible damage, review the carrier's construction scope, identify construction items that may require clarification, meet with the adjuster when appropriate, and provide estimates and documentation. The insurance carrier determines coverage under the policy.

Only the insurance carrier can decide coverage based on the claim and policy. Choice Construction cannot guarantee approval or payment.

Yes, when appropriate. Choice Construction can discuss visible construction conditions and the proposed scope. The adjuster and carrier remain responsible for claim and coverage decisions.

Yes. Choice Construction provides commercial roofing services, including TPO and flat roofing systems.

Yes. Choice Construction works with property managers, HOA and condominium associations, and multi-family stakeholders. The inspection, approval, communication, and scheduling approach can be structured for the project.

Yes. Choice Construction provides roof inspections for realtors, real estate offices, buyers, sellers, and property owners.

Choice Construction can discuss service-life considerations based on visible conditions and available information. Any estimate is not a guarantee because materials, installation, weather, ventilation, maintenance, and hidden conditions can affect performance.

Yes, when sufficient information is available and work is recommended. Submit the property address, requester role, known concern, and transaction deadline.

Availability depends on the requested date and property. Submit the inspection or contingency deadline with the request.