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Hiring a roofing contractor to work on your home or other property after hail, wind or tornado damage in North Texas is a big challenge. How do you know who to hire? How do you decide what you need and who is the best company to provide your roof repairs or put on your new roof? Click here for advice in Spanish.
Helpful Resources When Hiring a Residential Roofing Contractor
The state of Texas has no guidelines or requirements for those who want to be a roofing contractor. No insurance is required, and there is no state licensing, certification or registration. Homeowners must protect themselves. Please do your homework before you hire a roofer. To help, NTRCA offers the following resources:
Got storm damage? Not sure what to do first? Next? Click here to read our simple 6-step infographic tips sheet.
Click here for our handy one-page list of questions to ask any roofer you're considering. Read and print it so you can ask these questions!
Click here to read the Top 5 Red Flags to look out for.
Click here to read on How to Spot the Good Roofing Contractors.
There is more to a home's roof than meets the eye. Whether you need a roof repair or a new roof, it's helpful to understand the basic roofing components and materials. Click here to see a one-page overview photos and labels) of the anatomy of a roof and layers of roofing materials.
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As of 9/1/19, a new Texas law related to payment of your property insurance deductibles is in effect. The new law requires a homeowner to pay their insurance deductible in full, as already required by law and makes it a Class B misdemeanor if a contractor pays, waives, absorbs, rebates, credits or otherwise declines to charge or collect a deductible. Insurance companies will have the right to request reasonable proof that the deductible has been paid before making a payment. Many insurance companies, but not all, previously required this proof. CLICK HERE to learn more.
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Check out our list of current NTRCA residential roofing contractors. Each contractor has to meet the following requirements to be a member of the NTRCA:
- They must work for and/or own a business entity in Texas whose primary busines is the application and installation and/or repair of roofs.
- They must be in a good standing with the Better Business Bureau (BBB).
- They must hold and maintain General Liability Insurance (note: always call the agency listed on the contractor's certificate of insurance to ensure that their insurance is still current.)
- They must agree to comply with licensing requirements if enacted by the state of Texas.
- They must follow the NTRCA Code of Ethics.
- All members must be recommended by a current contractor member and by a current associate member.
NOTE: If a roofer SAYS they are an NTRCA member, please check the NTRCA website to make sure they truly are. With the recent storms, we are seeing more and more contractors using our logo and saying they are members, but they are not.
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NTRCA cannot control the content or take responsibility for pages maintained by external providers. Where NTRCA provide links to sites, it does not by doing so endorse any information or opinions appearing in them. NTRCA accepts no liability whatsoever over the availability of linked pages.
The content of this website is provided for informational purposes only. No legal liability or other responsibility is accepted by or on behalf of NTRCA for any errors, omissions, or statements on this site, or any site to which these pages connect. The decision of whether to engage the services of any member's offering is solely the responsibility of the individual or entity seeking those services. NTRCA does not control the content or endorse the statements or promises of its members on any pages maintained by them, and accepts no responsibility for any loss, damage or inconvenience caused as a result of reliance on such information.
NTRCA cannot control the content or take responsibility for pages maintained by external providers. Where NTRCA provide links to sites, it does not by doing so endorse any information or opinions appearing in them. NTRCA accepts no liability whatsoever over the availability of linked pages.
If you still have questions, please contact NTRCA at 817.734.8373 or send an email to karen@ntrca.com
The content of this website is provided for informational purposes only. No legal liability or other responsibility is accepted by or on behalf of NTRCA for any errors, omissions, or statements on this site, or any site to which these pages connect. The decision of whether to engage the services of any members offering is solely the responsibility of the individual or entity seeking those services. NTRCA does not control the content or endorse the statements or promises of its members on any pages maintained by them, and accepts no responsibility for any loss, damage or inconvenience caused as a result of reliance on such information.
NTRCA cannot control the content or take responsibility for pages maintained by external providers. Where NTRCA provide links to sites, it does not by doing so endorse any information or opinions appearing in them. NTRCA accepts no liability whatsoever over the availability of linked pages.