The Advantages of Transacting with a Master Elite® Roofer

Becoming a roofer or establishing a roofing business is actually easy. In most if not all states in America alone, there are no technical requirements to get a license to operate a roofing company. This means that anyone who can swing a hammer and use a nail gun can be permitted to install roofs.

To ensure that their home, property, and investment are well protected, owners must look for a contractor that they can trust to provide quality service. However, how is one to know?

Fortunately, there are manufacturers who have developed certification programs that allow contractors to prove their reputation. Among these manufacturers is GAF, and their Master Elite® certification is the highest that a contractor can receive.

Doing business with a Master Elite® contractor offers consumers benefits that make the hunt worth it.

• Better warranties – Because of the Master Elite® roofer’s factory-certified status, they are eligible for special warranties such as the golden pledge warranty, which is considered as the most powerful and substantial warranty in the roofing industry to date. Customers who are provided with such warranties are assured to receive hassle-free and worry-free service. They do this by sending a GAF representative after the roof installation, certifying the job done by the Master Elite® roofer.

• Professional and proper installation – Master Elite® roofers are provided with extensive training and comprehensive educational materials that are developed by GAF’s technical experts. This allows roofers to stay up-to-date with the latest roof installation techniques.

• Superior protection – As Master Elite® roofers, certified contractors recommend and provide GAF’s Weather Stopper 3-Part Roof Protection System. The system provides clients with the best protection against different common roofing problems. Furthermore, the components of the system possess the prestigious Good Housekeeping Seal.

Given these advantages, you are probably itching to find a GAF Master Elite® contractor to work on your roof. Coming soon – Part 3 will give you tips and steps on how to find one.