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Storm chasers ruined roofing reputation. Your website needs to prove you are different.

Contractor licensing, manufacturer certifications, and insurance claims all need verification on roofing websites.

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What regulators look for on roofing websites

Missing contractor license or registration

Manufacturer certification claims that are expired or unverifiable

Storm damage claims that border on insurance fraud solicitation

No workers compensation insurance proof

Who regulates roofing websites

State Contractor Boards
FTC

We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.

What we check

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Common questions about roofing websites

What license do I need to show on my roofing website?

Requirements vary by state. Most require a general contractor or specialty roofing license. Display the number, issuing authority, and verify it is current. Some states also require home improvement contractor registration.

Can I offer free storm damage inspections on my website?

Yes, but be careful with language. Avoid suggesting you will negotiate with insurance companies or guarantee coverage. Some states have laws specifically targeting roofers who engage in insurance claim steering.

Should I display manufacturer certifications?

Yes, if they are current. GAF Master Elite, CertainTeed SELECT, and Owens Corning Preferred are trust builders. But listing expired certifications is misleading and could trigger FTC action.

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