BIO 1130 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Better Business Bureau, Earnest Payment, Insurance Fraud
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A man knocks on your door and claims to have leftover roofing materials from another job nearby. He then offers to fix yours for nothing. If this sounds too good to be true, it is. The scammer who loves to show up in those neighborhoods ravaged by storms takes your money without doing the promised work or very little of it. Now that you know what to look for, you can use these tips to choose a reputable contractor to repair or replace your roof if needed: ensure they"re insured. Contractors must carry insurance for all employees and subcontractors and provide a copy for your inspection. That"s non-negotiable, so insist upon it: run if they suggest ducking your deductible. When it comes to peace of mind, hiring a contractor who is a member of a reputable roofing manufacturer"s contractor program is helpful.
