Know who will be responsible for your project.

Verify the actual contracting party

Before authorizing work, ask for the legal business name that will appear on the agreement, its contact details and any applicable license information for the proposed scope. Match those details with the relevant issuing authority.

Ask which business provides the insurance documentation and how to confirm that it applies to the work. A logo, badge or general statement is not a substitute for current documentation.

Meet the people responsible

• Who is the office contact for questions and scheduling?
• Who will attend the assessment and who will supervise the work?
• Which work, if any, will be performed by other trades or subcontractors?
• Who can approve changes, handle a concern and provide handover records?

Check experience with relevant evidence

Ask for recent examples involving a similar roof system or problem, the scope actually performed, and customer references where permission has been given. Distinguish a real completed project from a planning illustration or educational example.

When checking reviews, look at the original review source, date and work described. Ask about any issue important to your project.

Ask Roof Doctor NM for project-specific details

Use the inquiry form to ask for the contracting details, applicable credential and insurance information, relevant examples, proposed supervision and written terms for your scope. This page is a verification checklist; it does not certify a license, insurance policy, review rating or completed job.

Further reading

NRCA: selecting a contractor ↗ · GAF homeowner education ↗

These independent references provide general education. They do not establish Roof Doctor NM membership, certification or a product warranty for your property.