Free Assessment for Shirley Roofs After a Storm
Getting an answer about your roof should not take a week. Send the details along and somebody who actually climbs ladders will read them, then reply from the Shirley side with what we can do.
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Reach Us Directly
You can call or write, whichever suits you better. Either way somebody at Shirley Roofing who knows roofs reads it, asks a couple of questions about the house, and books a visit only if you decide you want one.
Need Immediate Help?
Call and say plainly that it's leaking now. That moves you up the list at Shirley Roofing, and the first person out makes the roof watertight before any conversation about permanent work begins.
From Your First Call to a Written Scope
There's no phone tree at Shirley Roofing. Somebody from the office takes your call, writes down your street, and asks what made you reach out: shingles missing after wind, a spot on the ceiling, or a roof that's simply getting old.
Then they look at the schedule with you. The follow up comes fast, and it comes from a person you can reach again.
Someone who works on roofs comes out, not a salesperson with a folder. They walk the ground first, then get up top to look at shingles, flashing, valleys, and the vents and pipe boots where leaks usually begin.
Photos are taken of anything worth showing you, and the roof gets measured. Most Shirley visits run shorter than a haircut, and you don't have to be home.
Three things make the write-up faster: the property address, whatever pictures you snapped when you first noticed something wrong, and your insurance policy number if you're filing. With those in hand, fewer rounds of questions go back and forth. Once you've read what came back, ask for changes, ask for a call, or set the whole thing aside for a while.