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The crew that starts the tear-off is the crew that nails it back · (000) 000-0000

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The Crew Does Not Hand the Job Off

More than 30 years of roofing experience, used by the same people from the call to the magnet pass.

Talk to the crew that stays — (000) 000-0000
A roofer at the ridge of a shingle roof

What the years are for

More than 30 years of roofing experience is the reason the crew can tell a repair from a tear-off without turning the visit into a speech. The years matter because they belong to people who still get on the roof. They are not a plaque in an office you will never see.

Roofing Blanchard is the name on this website. The habit is that one crew owns the job. The person who described the work on the phone is still the person you can reach when the deck is open. A soft sheet is photographed and named before it is covered. Rain is planned for. The driveway is swept by the same crew that made the mess.

The driveway is part of the job. Nails, wrappers, and offcuts are picked up by the crew that dropped them, with a magnet pass before the truck leaves. You should not find the work in the grass the next morning. If something was missed, the same crew comes back for it. There is no cleanup contractor and no second invoice for the sweep.

Paperwork stays with the job

Lifetime warranties are named in the paperwork that leaves with a finished job. The document says what the cover is. This page does not restate it as a broader promise, and it does not attach the cover to a brand of shingle. If you want the wording, ask for it on the call or when the crew is standing in the driveway.