Already have a roofing estimate? Send it our way. We'll go through it line by line — scope, materials, warranties, exclusions — see if we can get you a stronger price, and tell you exactly what we find before you sign anything.
Takes about a minute. A real person on our team reviews every submission.
We've got your submission and we'll review it — scope, materials, pricing, warranties, and anything else that stands out. We'll follow up with what we found shortly.
Two roofing estimates can look nearly identical on the last page and still be very different jobs. The materials, installation details, warranty coverage, exclusions, decking allowances, ventilation, and flashing work can vary a lot — and those are usually the things that create surprise costs or problems later. We'll help you see what's actually in your proposal before you sign anything.
Here's exactly what our team looks at when we review a roofing estimate.
What is being removed, replaced, repaired, or reused?
What shingles, underlayment, ice and water protection, and accessories are included?
How is damaged decking handled, and what could additional sheets cost?
What ventilation work is included?
How are chimneys, walls, skylights, valleys, and penetrations handled?
What's covered by the manufacturer versus the contractor?
What's included, and what could create additional charges?
Are there exclusions or vague terms you should understand before signing?
Upload the roofing proposal you received. If you don't have it handy, submit your information anyway.
We go through the scope, materials, pricing, warranties, exclusions, and anything that deserves clarification.
We'll tell you if we can beat the price — and show you exactly how. If measurements, photos, or an inspection are needed for a true comparison, we'll explain that next step. And if your quote is already a great deal, we'll say so, plain and simple.
Transparency is one of Iron Shore Roofing's core values. A new roof is a major purchase, and you deserve to fully understand what you're buying before you sign anything — whether that proposal came from us or from another company.