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how to tell if a roofer is lying 7

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A roofer might be lying if they pressure you to sign a contract immediately, claiming a 'limited-time discount' or that materials are about to run out—legitimate roofers give you time to think. They avoid putting estimates in writing, insisting on cash-only payments, and they lack local references or a physical business address. Another red flag is a shifty response when you ask about licensing, insurance, or how they handle unexpected damage during repairs. Trust your gut: if the story changes…

when to replace a roof in texas 7

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In Texas, the heat and hail are brutal on roofs. If shingles are curling, cracking, or missing granules, or if you see daylight through the decking, it's time. Also, if your roof is over 20 years old and you’ve had two or more storm repairs, don’t wait for the next leak. Water stains inside or sagging spots are non-negotiables—replace before the next downpour.