DE Roofing Pros Website Terms
DE Roofing Pros Website Terms
These terms explain the role of the DE Roofing Pros website and the limits of its roofing referral service.
- No-cost request
- Matched by ZIP code
- Across Delaware
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The website provides an introduction
These terms explain the role of the DE Roofing Pros website and the limits of its roofing referral service. DE Roofing Pros is a free homeowner referral service from SoleSource Pros, not a roofing contractor. A request connects you with one independent, licensed and insured roofer nearby and is not sold to multiple roofers. The referral does not hire that roofer, schedule a confirmed appointment, or establish a construction contract. Read the information below before submitting a request, and review any separate contractor agreement before authorizing inspections, repairs, replacement, or other paid services.
The website helps homeowners describe a roofing need and request contact from an independent roofer. DE Roofing Pros does not perform roofing inspections, determine the cause of a leak, prepare a binding construction scope, supply materials, or supervise installation. Any technical assessment must come from the contractor evaluating the property. General website descriptions are not findings about your particular roof. A town name, service category, or discussion of common roof concerns does not confirm that a specific method is suitable for your building. Use the referral to begin a direct conversation about the actual property and proposed work.
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Free referral does not mean free roofing
There is no charge for the referral, and submitting a request creates no obligation to hire the roofer. That does not make roofing labor, materials, inspections, diagnostic visits, or temporary measures free. The independent contractor determines its proposed charges and explains any fees associated with a visit or service. Confirm those terms before accepting an appointment or authorizing work. DE Roofing Pros does not set or guarantee a project price, discount, or payment arrangement. If a quotation changes because the scope changes or concealed conditions are discovered, discuss the explanation and any written revision directly with the contractor.
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Scheduling and urgent conditions
Submission is not a booking or a dispatch instruction. Contact timing, appointment availability, inspection dates, crew scheduling, and completion timing depend on the independent roofer and the circumstances of the project. No appointment, immediate response, or emergency attendance is guaranteed by this website. Explain urgent conditions accurately, but do not treat the form as an emergency response channel. If water is entering the building, avoid unsafe areas and protect belongings only when doing so is safe. Roof access, electrical hazards, unstable ceilings, and storm conditions can require precautions beyond what a referral website can assess remotely.
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A separate contractor agreement governs the work
If you decide to proceed, the roofing work should be addressed in a separate agreement with the independent contractor. Review the contractor's identity, written scope, materials, exclusions, payment expectations, and scheduling arrangements before approval. Discuss how additional work would be documented and who is responsible for local permits. Confirm current Delaware licensing and insurance relevant to the proposed project rather than relying on a website introduction alone. These website terms do not substitute for the construction agreement or add unwritten project promises to it. Ask the contractor to clarify any uncertain provision before you sign or authorize activity.
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Insurance decisions and warranties remain separate
DE Roofing Pros does not determine insurance coverage, adjust a claim, or guarantee that an insurer will pay for a repair or replacement. Your policy and insurer govern coverage decisions. A roofer's estimate or observation is not itself an insurance approval. Likewise, the referral service does not provide a workmanship or material warranty. If the contractor or a manufacturer offers a warranty, review the applicable written terms, eligibility conditions, exclusions, and claim process directly. Do not assume that a referral creates broader coverage, extends a manufacturer's protection, or makes the website responsible for the contractor's construction performance.
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Provide accurate, relevant request information
Use the form to describe a genuine roofing inquiry and provide contact information through which follow-up is appropriate. Include the correct ZIP code and explain when a street address, roof age, or other detail is uncertain. Do not present an estimate as a verified fact or include unrelated sensitive information in the project description. If you are arranging access for a second home, rental, or another person's property, clarify your role and any access limitations with the roofer. Submission does not establish ownership, authorize entry, or give a contractor permission to begin work without a separate arrangement.
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Read privacy information alongside these terms
The privacy page describes form fields, the private backup of the complete validated payload and exact consent, technical context, and CRM handling. The CRM stores and forwards requests and handles all notifications; the website does not send site emails. Read the consent shown on the form before submitting. For privacy questions, use the form description beginning with Privacy request and explain the issue without unnecessary sensitive details. These website terms explain the referral relationship rather than inventing retention deadlines, dispute procedures, cancellation penalties, or other construction conditions. Any project-specific commitments should be stated in the separate contractor agreement.
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