What We Look For

When choosing a roofing contractor, there are so many important factors to consider that the decision can sometimes be difficult. However, when you find a company with years of experience, all the right certifications, warranties and affiliations as well as a reputation for quality, the decision becomes easy. Serving Dallas, Fort Worth and specializes in commercial and residential roof installation, roof repair and roof maintenance. Find out why My Local DFW Roofer is the best choice you can make to let us find the most qualified roofer for your home or business roofing needs.

Roofing Products

We make sure that our roofing contractors use nothing but the best products by all the major companies like GAF-ELK, Tamko, Certainteed, Mulehide and Owens Corning just to name a few. The contractors also have to be certified to install the products by the manufacturer.

Insurance Fraud

Insurance Deductibles...
and why it's illegal for a Roofing Contractor to "cover them"

In an effort to help educate our potential customers, we decided to provide you with the following information- based on the incredible number of times we were asked this question after the 2003 hail storms. “Will you work with my deductible?”

The Roofing (or other) Contractor wants your business so badly they tell you, “don’t worry about your deductible, we’ll take care of it”. Seems harmless right? Seems like just a “discount”, right? WRONG! Here are some things we remind our customers:

1. Your insurance company is going to send out an adjuster who is going to prepare an estimate and issue you a check. It is possible, and well within their right under your policy to withhold a portion of the payout as “recoverable depreciation”. The only way the homeowner recovers the remaining portion of the claim is if the work is completed and it exceed the amount of the first check issued and the deductible responsibility.
   
   In order for a Roofing or other contractor to “absorb” your deductible cost and still get paid the remainder of the claim, they need to prepare and submit a fraudulent invoice. The invoice will have to charge the total cost of the roof/project to exceed the first check and deductible responsibility for the claim. Once the carrier issues the depreciation check and it is received by the homeowner, the contractor prepares a second invoice that reflects the cost of the job without the deductible cost for the homeowner. That is the fraud. Once you become a party to the fraud you are as responsible as the perpetuator of it.
   
   
2. Under the Insurance Fraud Chapter (35) of the Texas Penal Code “Offenses Against Property”, if you are a party to the fraud listed above then, you have committed an offense under this section. Specifically, under 35.02, Section B, number 3 or 4:
   
   
3. A Class A misdemeanor if the value of the claim is $500 or more but less than $1,500.00; or
   
   
4. A state jail felony if the value of the claim is $1,500.00 or more but less than $20,000.00.”

What our customers are saying

This website is great, I put my information in and the roofer contacted me within the hour to set an appointment. The roofer was very professional and did exactly what they said. I will recomend this service to everyone.

- James Northwood Dallas, Tx

I found this site while looking for a roofing contractor to help me with an insurance claim. I put my information in and they got me intouch with a local roofer quick. These guys took care of everything and helped me with filing the claim and they did the rest. When the job was done they clean up and it was like I never had anyone there replacing my roof.

- Tom Wagnor Arlington, Tx

All I have to say is "Man this was way to easy"

- David Moore Dallas, Tx