Getting in touch

A single telephone number, printed at the head of the page and repeated at the foot of every other one. Dialling it puts you through to one independent roofing firm covering Columbia and the counties around it. The survey, the price and the paperwork all belong to them.

Writing suits some people better, and the form beneath lands identically. Three things help most: the town, the behaviour of the roof, and roughly when it began. Where weather was involved, the date of the storm carries more weight than any amount of description, since that is the first thing an insurer will ask you for.

Afterwards

Somebody telephones to fix a time to inspect. Where a roof turns out to need nothing at all, a firm worth dealing with says so, and with roofs that are merely elderly rather than storm damaged that outcome is commoner than people imagine.

Calls to the line are recorded, preceded by a notice, which is how the handling of calls gets reviewed.

Where it all goes

Name, number, email address where supplied, town and description travel to one independent roofing firm in mid Missouri together with the platforms keeping this site online. No part of it is sold and no part of it circulates among competing contractors.

Those platforms are listed individually on the privacy page with retention periods beside them, while the terms page sets out where responsibility falls.

Beyond reach from here

A firm figure over the telephone. Two unknowns govern a mid Missouri quotation, how many coverings are already up there and the condition of the decking, and neither is visible from ground level. Ranges live on the cost page with an explanation of what pushes a house toward either end.

Guidance on an insurance claim. There is no contractor, adjuster, agency or solicitor behind this site, and nothing here should be mistaken for any of them.