Maybe a new roof?

[carbonel]

I received a phone call from a company that purports to be a local roofer and offered to inspect my roof for damage (after first ascertaining that I have insurance). Based on a friend's advice that the best way to get a new roof these days is it being paid for one's insurance company, I made an appointment. The only problem is, I've never heard of the company (what I heard was Clear Top Roofing) and I can't find anything about them online. I'm guessing that it's some nonstandard spelling, but there are so many sponsored links and companies that want to put a clear roof on the house that my Google-fu entirely failed me. I'd really like to find a review or three.

Comments

Scammers

[lsanderson]

There are a whole lot of scammers out there, and one last year that loved to inspect roofs, which they would then make holes in, and insist that their frequently elderly clients had to immediately withdraw cash to pay them to fix the damage they found on the roof. (They tried it on the guy next door who filmed them with his camera.) Any roofing company will do a free inspection, and most won't add holes. But you should call them. My area had bad hail last August, so there's been a lot of new roofs around here.