Commercial Roof Replacement

7 Essential Tips for a Successful Commercial Roof Replacement

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Any business that wants to replace its commercial roof must make a substantial expenditure. Planning ahead and adhering to best practices can make all the difference in ensuring the process runs successfully. We’ll go over seven crucial pointers in this tutorial to help you successfully negotiate the challenges of commercial roof replacement. These useful suggestions […]

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Invest in Long-Term Security with Commercial Roof Replacement today

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Enter a world where Commercial Roof Replacement offers dependability and durability. More than just a roof, your company demands protection from the weather, assurances of safety, and a sign of permanence. Our skilled services guarantee that your business property is precisely fortified, utilizing cutting-edge materials and methods that are customized to the finest requirements. Put

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Texas Insurance Law Disclaimer

When it comes to roof insurance deductibles in Texas, The new law created by TX HB2102 was passed by the Texas Congress and signed into law by Governor Greg Abbott to replace the old law effective 9/1/19. In no uncertain terms, the new law makes it a state crime to engage with a contractor to have them waive, absorb, rebate, or any other method of assisting a homeowner in not paying the deductible in conjunction with an insurance claim. It is illegal for contractors or roofers to offer to waive a deductible or promise a rebate for all or part of a deductible. Under the new law effective September 1, violators can get up to a $2,000 fine and up to six months in jail. If a contractor offers to waive a deductible, report it to the Texas Attorney General’s Consumer Protection Hotline at 800-621-0508.