Roofing Contractors

Roofing contractors in Arizona range from specialized roofing companies that install residential home roofs to unlicensed handyman who repair leaks. It is important to assess the size of the job, the type of roof and whether you need a roof replacement, complete roofing system or a simple fix.

If you are looking to hire a roofing company, ask around for referrals or refer to the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) to see what types of roofing services are offered in your area. ROC numbers can be searched on by company name, owner's name or license number. When you've narrowed down your options, ask a few roofing companies to come and assess your roof and provide a cost estimate of what the job will cost. You may be surprised to see how greatly costs can vary between different contractors.

Arizona Roofing Contractors

Overson Roofing is fully licensed, bonded and insured roofing company that provides quality roofing services, repairs and installations to the Phoenix Metro Area. With 45 accumulated years in the roofing industry, Overson Roofing has the necessary skills, techniques and roofing experience to ensure the best roofing workmanship in Arizona.

Overson Roofing is committed to doing roofing jobs the right way, without scrimping or taking shortcuts. We use high quality materials and professional installation methods on all our roofing jobs, all at an affordable price.

Hiring the right roofing contractor

Roofing services aren't always cheap and getting the right roofing company for the job can save you money, hassles and future maintenance costs. Here are some tips on hiring the right roofing contractor:

• Do your research and don't get pressured into signing a rushed agreement.
• Find out if your home or building insurance will cover any of the costs and whether the roofing company will work with your insurance company or not.
• Ask the contractor what types of roofs they specialize in.
• Call the Arizona Registrar of Contractors (ROC) or look up the ROC number provided by the roofing contractor to ensure that they are registered.
• Ask for client testimonials and photos of past projects they have completed.
• Make sure that you understand all the terms and conditions of your roofing project agreement.
• Get a contract that specifies when the project will start and if work will be performed on consecutive work days until it is completed. Make sure the contract includes an itemized bill of everything you will have to pay for.

Contact Overson Roofing Today, ROC # 207860