The success of your roofing project depends on the quality of the products you select and the installation process. When you work with a manufacturer-certified contractor, you can ensure the efficiency and performance of your roofing system for many years to come.
Here are the reasons why you should work with a contractor that has manufacturer certifications.
A Full Range of Products
GAF Master Elite® contractors have access to a full range of industry-leading roofing products that are tested for superior durability and aesthetics. After inspecting the condition of your roofing system, the roofer will recommend the most appropriate options for your specific needs. With strong and long-lasting materials on your roof, you and your family can have comfort and peace of mind.
Knowledge and Expertise
A certified roofer can introduce you to a wide variety of products and complete roofing services, and expertly answer any questions you may have about them. This is because they have undergone rigorous testing and training, and are equipped with vast experience and up-to-date techniques for installing them properly. A certified contractor is also familiar with the local climate and building codes.
Strong Warranties
Another important benefit of working with a manufacturer-certified roofer is strong warranties. Certifications allow contractors to offer some of the best coverage for their customers. While these warranties usually cover material defects, some installers offer guarantees on their workmanship to ensure complete satisfaction. That said, when you partner with a certified roofer, you can be protected from costly repairs that may arise in the future.
Choose manufacturer-certified contractor Willi Roofing Services for residential roofing services. From repairing and installing roofing systems to assisting with storm damage insurance claim process, our team has got you covered. Call (512) 855-2014, or fill out our online form to schedule an appointment. We serve clients in Austin, Lakeway, Pflugerville and other nearby areas in Texas.
