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Terms of Service
These Terms of Service govern your use of this website, operated by Pueblo Roofing Co. Please read them before using the site.
- Roof inspection
- Written, itemized estimate
- Local to Pueblo 81001
These Terms of Service (βtermsβ) govern your use of this website, operated by Pueblo Roofing Co. (βweβ, βusβ). Please read them before using the site.
Use of This Site
By using this site, you agree to these terms. The content on this site is general roofing information for Pueblo, CO 81001. It is not a quote, a contract, or a guarantee of a price, a timeline or an outcome.
You may use the site for personal, non-commercial purposes: reading the roofing information, requesting an inspection, or contacting us about roofing work in 81001. You agree not to misuse the contact form or the phone number β for example, by submitting false details or spam.
We aim to keep the information on this site accurate and current, but roofing conditions vary by house and by storm. If you spot something on this site that looks wrong or out of date, tell us through the Contact page and we will review it.
Estimates Are Not Quotes
Any price range on this site β including the guide range for a full roof replacement β is a guide estimate only. A final price depends on roof size, material, pitch, access and damage found during inspection, including decking damage that cannot be seen until the old roof is removed. A written, itemized estimate for your exact roof, given after inspection, is the document that matters.
Guide ranges exist to help you plan, not to set a price. Any numbers discussed on the phone before an inspection are also estimates, not quotes.
Inspections, Warranties and Work
Inspection findings, material choices and warranty terms are provided by the roofing professionals who carry out the work, in writing, before work starts. Manufacturer warranties and workmanship warranties are different things β ask which warranty covers what, and for how long, and keep the paperwork.
Read the warranty documents before work begins, and ask about anything unclear β especially what voids a warranty, such as installing equipment on the roof or failing to maintain it. Verbal promises do not replace written warranty terms: if something matters to you, get it in the written scope before work starts.
Emergency Work
Emergency tarping is temporary. It stops water getting in until a permanent repair can be done safely in dry conditions. It is not a substitute for repair or replacement.
If a tarp is placed on your roof, schedule the follow-up inspection promptly. A tarp left for months is not a roof β wind and sun will degrade it.
Liability
We are not liable for damage caused by delay in reporting a leak, by climbing on a damaged or wet roof, or by work carried out by a third party outside the written scope agreed for that job. If water is actively coming in, move valuables, catch drips where it is safe to do so, and call promptly β (719) 555-0100.
Nothing in these terms limits liability where the law does not allow it to be limited. If any part of these terms is found unenforceable, the rest still applies.
Changes
These terms may be updated. The current version on this page is the version that applies. Material changes will be reflected in the updated text on this page; continued use of the site after a change means you accept the updated terms.
Services and Scope
We provide roofing services in Pueblo, Colorado, including inspections, repairs, replacements, and maintenance, as described on the services pages of this site. The scope of any job is set by the written estimate or agreement for that job β it lists what is included, what is excluded, and what is priced separately, such as decking replacement priced per sheet or per board where the decking condition cannot be seen until the tear-off. Work outside the written scope is not included unless it is agreed in writing and priced before it is done. Masonry, ceiling cosmetic work, insulation, mold remediation, and solar electrical work are other trades and are not part of roofing, and they are not included in a roofing scope unless the written agreement says so expressly.
Quotes, Payment and Changes
A written estimate is valid for the period stated on it, and it is based on the inspection findings at the time it was prepared. If the roof’s condition changes β for example, if a storm damages it before the work starts β the estimate may need to be revised. Payment terms are set out in the written agreement for each job, and they should be read before the work begins. Any change to the scope β a different material, additional decking work, or work discovered during the tear-off β should be agreed in writing and priced before it is done, so there are no surprises. We do not charge for work that has not been agreed, and we do not start work that is outside the written scope without your agreement.
Scheduling, Access and Weather
Roofing work is scheduled around the weather, and it should not be installed in rain, or where sealants need dry conditions to cure. We will give you a schedule before the work starts, and we will tell you if the weather delays it. You agree to give us reasonable access to the roof, the attic, and the property, and to keep the work area clear of vehicles, furniture, and valuables. We will protect the property as far as is reasonably possible β covering landscaping, moving debris, and cleaning up at the end of each day β but roofing work creates dust and debris, and some disturbance is unavoidable. If you need to change the schedule, tell us as early as you can, so the crew can be rescheduled.
Homeowner Responsibilities
You are responsible for telling us what you know about the roof: its age, previous repairs, any leaks or damage you have seen, and any permits or receipts you have. You are responsible for keeping the attic access clear, and for moving valuables away from any leak. You should not climb onto the roof, and you should not attempt repairs yourself while our work is in progress. If you notice a problem during the work β a leak, damage to the property, or something that does not look right β tell us promptly, so it can be addressed while the crew is still on site. If you delay reporting a leak, the damage it causes may not be covered.
Cancellations and Rescheduling
If you need to cancel or reschedule a job, tell us as early as you can. If we have already ordered materials or scheduled a crew, there may be a cost, and we will explain it before you decide. If we need to reschedule because of weather, we will tell you as early as we can, and we will agree a new date with you. If a job is cancelled after materials have been ordered and cannot be returned, the cost of those materials may be charged, and we will explain it in writing before the charge is made.
Warranties in Detail
Two warranties usually apply to roofing work: the manufacturer’s warranty on the material, and the installer’s workmanship warranty on the installation. The manufacturer’s warranty is set by the manufacturer, and its terms β what it covers, how long it lasts, and what voids it β are in the manufacturer’s documents, which you should read before the work begins. The workmanship warranty is set by us, and its terms are in the written agreement for your job. A warranty does not cover damage caused by storms, by failure to maintain the roof, by work done by others, or by changes made to the roof after installation. If you need to make a warranty claim, contact us through the form on our Contact page or by phone at (719) 555-0100, and tell us what happened, when, and what you have seen.
Insurance and Claims
We can document roof damage for an insurance claim, with dated photos and a written report, and we can be present during an adjuster visit if you wish. We do not decide claims, we do not negotiate with insurers, and we do not guarantee a claim outcome. Whether damage is covered depends on your policy, the cause of the damage, and the age and condition of the roof. Keep your policy records, keep a copy of everything the insurer sends you, and keep our report with them. If a claim is denied, the policy should explain the insurer’s process for disputing the decision.
Safety and Property
Roofing work is dangerous, and the roofing crew follows safety practices appropriate to the work. You should keep children and pets away from the work area, and you should not enter the work area while the crew is on the roof. We will take reasonable steps to protect your property, including covering landscaping and cleaning up at the end of each day, but roofing work creates dust, debris, and noise, and some disturbance is unavoidable. We are not liable for damage caused by delay in reporting a leak, by climbing on a damaged or wet roof, or by work done by others after our work is complete.
Intellectual Property and Site Content
The content on this site β the text, the photographs, and the design β belongs to us or to the people who licensed it to us, and it may not be copied, reproduced, or used for commercial purposes without our permission. You may read the site for personal, non-commercial purposes, and you may share a link to a page. You may not scrape, copy, or republish the content, and you may not use it to train a system or to build a competing site. If you believe content on this site infringes your rights, contact us through the form on our Contact page and tell us what it is and why.
Governing Law and Disputes
These terms are governed by the laws of the State of Colorado, and any dispute arising from them or from our services will be handled under Colorado law. If a dispute arises, we ask that you contact us first through the form on our Contact page or by phone at (719) 555-0100, so we can try to resolve it directly. If it cannot be resolved directly, the dispute will be handled through the courts or the dispute resolution process that applies under Colorado law. Nothing in these terms limits your rights under Colorado law, including your rights under Colorado’s consumer protection and privacy laws.
Severability and Entire Agreement
If any part of these terms is found to be unenforceable, the rest of the terms still apply. These terms, together with the written agreement for your job and the privacy policy on this site, are the entire agreement between you and us for the use of this site and for the services we provide, unless a separate written agreement says otherwise. If there is a conflict between these terms and the written agreement for your job, the written agreement for your job applies.
Contacting Us About These Terms
If you have a question about these terms, or you want a copy of the written agreement for your job, you can reach us through the form on our Contact page or by phone at (719) 555-0100. Please include your name and the address of the property, so we can find your records.
Is a verbal quote binding?
No. A verbal discussion is not a quote, and it is not binding. The written estimate or agreement for your job is the binding document, and it lists what is included, what is excluded, and what is priced separately.
What happens if the roofer finds extra damage during the job?
Then the roofer should tell you, show you photos, and agree the extra work and its price in writing before it is done. Work outside the written scope is not done without your agreement.
How do I make a warranty claim?
Contact us through the form on our Contact page or by phone at (719) 555-0100, and tell us what happened, when, and what you have seen. Keep your written agreement and your warranty documents, because the claim will be assessed against them.
How will I know if these terms change?
We will update this page, and the current version on this page is the version that applies. If a change is material, we will note it here. You can check the date at the top of this page to see when it was last updated.
