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Choosing a Roofer in Frederick: 7 Questions to Ask Before You Sign

Reed Coston
Oct 8
1 min read

After a big storm, Frederick neighborhoods can fill up with door-knockers from out of state. Many are honest, but some disappear once the check clears. Asking the right questions protects your home and your wallet.


7 questions to ask any roofer


  1. Are you licensed and insured? Ask for proof of insurance and any local license required by your city.

  2. Where are you based? A local company will still be around if you need warranty work.

  3. What warranty do you offer on labor? Get it in writing.

  4. Which manufacturer warranties come with my roof?

  5. Who will be my point of contact during the job?

  6. Can you provide a written estimate with everything included?

  7. Can I see reviews or talk to past customers nearby?


Red flags to watch for


  • Pressure to sign the same day

  • Offers to waive or pay your deductible, which is not allowed under Colorado law

  • Large upfront payments before any work or materials arrive

  • No physical address or local phone number


Who we are


Makers Roofing & Exteriors is based in nearby Erie and owned by Reed Coston, who has called Colorado home for 20 years. We're licensed and insured, and our roofs come with a lifetime labor warranty. We're not going anywhere.


Free roof inspections in Frederick


Makers Roofing & Exteriors is a local, family-run roofing company based in Erie. We're licensed and insured, and every roof we install comes with a lifetime labor warranty plus the manufacturer's warranty.


Call the office: (720) 383-7116


Call Reed directly (24/7 for emergencies): (520) 248-3926


Email: reed@makersroofs.com

 
 
 

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