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Posted on July 28, 2020 by baker-admin
When your house has been damaged in a storm, Baker Roofing  & Construction is the only call you need to make for all your insurance claim repairs.  We do it all. Flood damage?  Yep. Hail damage? That too. Wind damage? Of course.  Whatever your storm damage, call Baker Roofing & Construction for your repairs. Read More...
Posted on July 28, 2020 by baker-admin
Yes! We can assist you in all the repairs needed on your insurance claim. We not only replace roofs, but we also repair water damage, replace decks, replace windows, and replace floors. We are a full-service construction company and the only call you need to for all your insurance claim repairs. Read More...
Posted on July 9, 2020 by baker-admin
Baker Roofing & Construction is a full-service construction company. Our services include remodels, additions, fences, replacement windows, roof replacement, roof repairs, leak repairs, complete storm damage restoration and so much more! Browse our residential roofing services, construction services, or our commercial services to learn more. Read More...
Posted on July 9, 2020 by baker-admin
We do accept credit card payments through PayPal however, the credit card fee of 2.9% + $0.30** will be added to the payment request. **Fee is defined by PayPal and is subject to change Read More...
Posted on July 9, 2020 by baker-admin
Yes, we do offer financing! You can apply today to see if you're pre-qualified for up to $100,000 at No-Risk to your credit score! No penalties for early payoff Funding in 1 - 3 days Affordable monthly payments No home equity required Read More...
Posted on July 8, 2020 by baker-admin
An impact-resistant shingle is a thicker, heavier shingle designed to hold up to hailstone impacts. It is meant to minimize damages caused by severe weather, providing your home with better protection. It is also a type of Class IV roofing material that will qualify for a discount on your homeowner's insurance premiums. Read More...
Posted on July 8, 2020 by baker-admin
A Class IV roof is one of many roofing materials that have been designated by Underwriters Laboratories, under UL2218, as an impact-resistant material. The roofing materials will qualify for discounts on homeowner's insurance premiums. Be aware that some discounts will come with clauses or waivers that prohibit replacement for cosmetic damage.  For example, a metal roof with hail damage will likely not be replaced if it has not been penetrated. Read More...
Posted on July 8, 2020 by baker-admin
When you file an insurance claim for roof damage, you will have an inspection performed by an adjuster. The adjuster will assess the storm damage and will write you a Scope of Loss (repair estimates) if repairs are required. Take note that it is often vital to have a roofing company you trust meet with the adjuster.  A common misconception is that the adjuster has your best interest in mind; however, that is not always the case.  Consequently, Read More...
Posted on July 8, 2020 by baker-admin
Ice and water shield is a self-adhered waterproof membrane. It was developed to fight ice damming and wind-driven rain.   Therefore, it is commonly used up north on the eaves of the roof to protect damages from ice build-up.  Baker Roofing & Construction uses ice & water shield on every roof replacement with valleys, chimneys or skylights. Read More...
Posted on July 8, 2020 by baker-admin
Without a doubt, synthetic underlayment is far superior to roofing felt paper.  Roofing felt will begin to breakdown and get brittle over the years.  In high winds, shingles can be blown off the roof in patches, and often the roofing felt paper goes with it, leaving the exposed decking vulnerable to roof leaks.  However, synthetic will not become brittle enough to tear off with the shingles better protecting your home from roof leaks. Read More...

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