Parker Roofing Case Study

Scope of the Project

For any of our roofs we always have to organize the estimates withe the insurance companies. As we only charge and do the scope of work that the companies approve. That is where we start, going back and forth with the adjuster until an agreement is met. Then we move onto material orders which this summer was a bit different due to shortages across the country. Once material is sorted, we pull a permit through the proper jurisdiction using their online portal. Each roof has to have the appropriate permit in order to move forward. Once project is started, we are on site as frequently as possible to ensure we have the proper documentation for the insurance and the homeowner as some items are paid when incurred. We make sure every single aspect of the roof is done to the proper code lines for the jurisdiction we are in along with conforming to the IBC. The only surprise with this job was discovering due to an improperly routed gutter and bad sealant that she had semimajor water damage on one of her decking boards. This was addressed quickly with a call to the homeowner to approve the extra cost of a new board, and picking new OSB up that the crew cut to size to patch the area up.