What happens when the roofing company behind your 10-year warranty goes out of business?
Collin discusses a roof repair we’re completing for a homeowner facing that situation and explains why researching your roofing contractor matters before signing a contract.
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Source: Rescue Roofing of Tampa
[0:00] here on site in loot. And this is why you should do your research before hiring a contractor. We're here on site. A uh chimney flashing and a lead boot are both leaking on a less than two-year-old roof. Homeowner signed a 10-year workmanship warranty with a company. Company's no longer in business. So, we just want to show take you along, show you why it's leaking, and remind you. Do your research on the contractor. There's many good contractors in the Tampa Bay area. Um but a warranty is only as good as a contractor behind it. This roof's not
[0:30] even old. It's like a year and a half. >> Oh, you got you did it fresh. >> Somebody else roofed it. They're out of business. So, as you can see, the new shingles roof's roughly a year and a half years old. Uh Anony's taking loose the shingles to inspect the L flashing here on the chimney itself. He's going to replace the L flashing along this leaking side. Install new peeling stick in the area, new shingles, reseal it all up tight. It'll be good to go for many
