JKR DELIVERS VALUE IN COMMERCIAL & FLAT ROOFING

If you need commercial or flat roofing and you are located in Rockland County, Westchester or Orange, please consider JKR Construction, the area’s roofing value leader. Joe Liguicota and his brother Al own the firm and have 25 years of experience as roofers. In 2011 they opened JRK and are dedicated to delivering the highest quality work at very competitive prices. JRK is about delivering value. By that they mean commercial roofing done right the first time, within budget and on-time.

ROOFING

SERVING ROCKLAND COUNTY, WESTCHESTER & ORANGE COUNTIES IN NY

Joe and Al know that there are firms that have serviced the area for a very long time and that they have to earn their keep – and they do, in spades! As owner-operators, they do the sales, prepare the bids and they are on every job insuring that things are done correctly and schedules are kept. They do not have to pay the salesman or foreman, which keeps their overhead down, and they pass the savings on to you! JKR provides the following commercial and flat roof services:

EPDM certified
GFA factory authorized
Hot Torch
GAF - Liberty rubber roll membrane roofing materials for low-slope roofs
GAF asphalt shingle roofs w/ up to 50 year warrantee
Roof repairs
24/7 emergency services
GAF commercial materials with up to a 20 year warrantee
Certified gutter installation – aluminum and copper gutters and flashing
Ice guards
Ability to deal directly with the owners

TIPS FOR FINDING THE BEST COMMERCIAL OR FLAT ROOFING CONTRACTOR FOR YOUR NEEDS

-Look for a commercial roofing company that is located in your area. Make sure they have a physical address and a local phone number. You want to know where they are located and how to communicate with them. Local roofers “live and die” by their reputation and most go the extra mile to give you five-star service.

-Make sure that they are fully licensed and inured and are familiar with the local regulations and laws in your area.

-Check with your local consumer protection agency and Better Business Bureau to make sure they do not have unresolved complaints. Although it is not out of the ordinary for an occasional dispute to occur, you do want to make sure your contractor resolves them professionally and in a timely manner.

-When interviewing potential roofers in person ask:

a)How much experience they have as well as how long they have been in business.

b) Ask about their experience with your type of job. Ask for a list of references and referrals and call some of them to see how good or bad their experience was.

c) Ask to see the roofer’s certificate of insurance. Make sure that their liability and worker’s compensation insurances are in force. Asking them to have their insurance company mail you a copy of their insurances is a good idea.

d) Ask for any industry certificates and what continuing education programs the company has competed.

e) Ask about the crew and how experienced they are.

f) Always ask and make sure the quality of the roofing material is discussed and that you fully understand the process that will take place…ask until you understand.

g) Ask about how the job will be inspected upon completion to insure the quality promised is delivered.

h) Ask about how changes to the scope of work will be handled and ask for some samples of changes that could occur and what the range of pricing would be. Example, they take the old roof off and find an area of the sub-roof needs to be replaced. An experienced contractor should be able to give you a range of the pricing.

i) Ask about the warranties, both the manufacturer’s on the materials and the contractor’s on the labor, and get them in writing.

j) Make sure you understand everything and feel comfortable with the firm. Proposals from different contractors will vary in price. Make sure you can compare “apples to apples.” Ask questions as to why this expense is what it is, and ask until you fully understand.