Filed an insurance claim which covered the replacement of roof and gutters. Contractor said gutter sub was backed up and roof would be done first. After completion Of roof, I noticed some work looked somewhat unprofessionally done. They fixed what we initially noticed. Flash forward to gutter replacement: some work was required that was not covered under insurance. My contractors bid was really high so we sought additional estimates. In doing so the contractors who came out informed us that no drip edge was installed which is required per local code. We told our roof guy and he said he'd install it but I'm concerned about how this work may impact the integrity of the roof (it's my understanding that it has to be installed under components that are already installed that will have to be pulled back without damaging underlying waterproofing) . Can Anyone with roofing knowledge weigh in?
My roofer said this was a minor issue to fix but my confidence in his representations is pretty low at this point
My roofer said this was a minor issue to fix but my confidence in his representations is pretty low at this point
Everything in the industry is designed, not necessarily intentionally, to lead people that like money too much to be crooks. We lose work to these type all the time, and then have to go fix their issues when they don't come back.