Who actually shows up at your house
An independent roofing contractor in the 3D Roofs partner network answers the call. The contractor, not 3D Roofs, is responsible for confirming service availability, inspecting the property, preparing the final estimate and contract, performing the work, and honoring the project warranty.
Before you hire any contractor, verify these details directly:
- Business identity and service area: confirm the contractor's legal name, address, and that your property is within its current service area.
- License or registration: check the current status with the state or local authority when your market requires one.
- Insurance and references: request current coverage information and recent project references, then verify them directly.
- Written scope and warranty: make sure materials, tear-off, decking, flashing, ventilation, permits, cleanup, payment terms, and warranty responsibilities are in writing.
What happens after you call
You get your pricing first, built the way we explain on our editorial standards page. Then your local partner confirms the details that only an on-site look can settle: exact measurements, decking condition, ventilation, and any storm-related conditions worth documenting. Your final price comes from your roof and the contractor’s written scope, so it may fall above or below the planning range you saw online.
From there it works like any well-run roofing project: a written scope, a scheduled install, and a roof built for where you live. Financing is offered through an independent financing provider and is subject to lender terms, eligibility, and credit approval.
