No crews, no contracts, no fees for homeowners

How Our Free Referral Service Works in Kennesaw, GA

Roof Replacement Kennesaw GA is a free referral service for homeowners in Kennesaw, GA and the towns around it. We don't do roofing work. We pass each request to one independent local roofer. Roofers may pay us for that referral, and you never pay for it.

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What This Site Is, and Isn't

Finding a roofer often means a long search and a string of phone calls. We shorten the first step. You describe the roof once, and we send that request to one independent roofer who works in Kennesaw and nearby Cobb County. From there, you and the roofer deal with each other directly.

We are not a roofing company. We don't inspect roofs, quote prices, sign contracts or handle insurance claims, and no roofer works for us. Roofers may pay us when we refer a homeowner to them. You never pay us anything, and you are under no obligation to hire the roofer you hear from.

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From Form to Front Door

Send your request. Fill in the form or call (770) 555-0186 with the address and what prompted you to reach out.
We pass it on. Your details go to one independent local roofer, not to a long list of companies.
The roofer gets in touch. They contact you to set up a free inspection at a time that suits you.
You get a written estimate. Ask for it itemized, with materials, tear-off and warranty terms spelled out.
You decide. Ask questions, get other quotes or walk away. If you hire the roofer, your contract is with them, not with us.

What to Ask the Roofer

Georgia doesn't license roofers at the state level, because roofing counts as a specialty trade. So there is no state number to look up, and this site hasn't checked the roofer for you. The Georgia Attorney General's office suggests asking for these before you sign anything.

A local business license. Anyone doing business inside Kennesaw city limits needs one from the city's Business License office (770-429-4540).
Insurance certificates. Ask for proof of general liability and workers' comp coverage.
A written, itemized contract. It should list the scope of work, the materials, the price and the payment schedule.
Written warranties. Get the manufacturer's warranty and the roofer's own labor warranty on paper.
A local address and references. A real street address and past customers you can call.
Sensible payment terms. Steer clear of cash-only deals or a demand for full payment upfront.

If the job grows into larger general construction, the contractor needs a Georgia residential or general contractor license, which you can look up at sos.ga.gov.

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Things This Site Never Offers

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Roofing work. We don't inspect, repair or replace roofs, and we never sign a contract with you.
Claim help. We never file, handle or negotiate insurance claims. A roofer can photograph and measure the damage, but the claim itself is settled between you and your insurer.
Gifts or deductible deals. We never offer rebates, gift cards, credits or rewards, and we never pay or cover a deductible. The Attorney General says roofers may not cover it either.
Door knocking. We don't go door to door or follow storms from street to street.

If you have a problem with a roofer, the Georgia Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division takes complaints at 404-651-8600 or 1-800-869-1123.

Start With a Free Inspection

Send your details or call (770) 555-0186, and we will pass your request to one independent local roofer, who will be in touch about a free inspection.

Get a Free Inspection

Call (770) 555-0186