Roof Replacement
What type of roofs does Red Stick Roofing replace?
What is Red Stick’s process for fixing my roof?
What is the difference between roof replacement and roof repair due to some form of disaster?
Do I have to experience a disaster for you to fix my roof or can you replace it if it’s aged or worn out?
Metal Building
What is the procedure to convert a residential shingle roof to a metal roof?
To what type of building can the retrofit procedure be applied?
How does a retrofit reduce costs?
How can I tell if I should consider a retrofit?
Disaster Guidelines Restoration
What kind of restoration does Red Stick Roofing, L.L.C perform?
Who decides what needs to be repaired?
What is this going to cost me?
Generally, there are only three things for which you, the homeowner, are responsible.
1. Deductible -The deductible for any insurance loss is the first portion that the insured must pay the contractor for any repairs completed. The dollar amount is spelled out in your insurance policy contract. We take all major credit cards for the deductible.
2. Depreciation -This only comes into play if you do not have replacement cost insurance. Questions on depreciation need to be addressed to your insurance carrier.
3. Additional Items -You must pay for any additional work, improvements, or updates that are not part of the actual insurance claim. Some policies provide the insurance company with the ability to pay actual cash value with the replacement cost paid only after repairs are complete.
What do I do if I have a question or complaint?
We understand that while repairs are under way you will have many questions. Should a question or problem arise, we would ask that you contact our office first. Someone there will get you in touch with the project coordinator or estimator best qualified to answer your questions. Red Stick Roofing owner, Greg English, can also answer your questions.
He can be reached anytime at (225) 610-5575