Request a Roof Estimate in Indianapolis, IN
Use this page to ask for a written roof estimate in Indianapolis, IN or a nearby suburb. Your request goes to one independent roofer who works in your area, and that roofer contacts you to set up a visit. This site is a free referral service. It does no roofing work and sets no prices.
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Sending a request costs you nothing, and no gift, credit or discount comes with it. A local roofing company pays to be listed here as advertising, and that is how the site is paid. Once the roofer has seen your roof, ask for the estimate on paper with each part of the job spelled out. If you go ahead, Indiana requires a home improvement contract over $150 to be in writing.
After You Hit Send
- Your name, phone, address and a short note about the roof go to one independent roofer serving your town.
- The roofer calls or texts to arrange a time to look at the roof, inside and out if needed.
- You receive a written estimate that lists materials, tear-off, decking repair terms and who handles any permit.
- You decide in your own time. Nothing is signed during the visit unless you choose to, and comparing other bids is always fine.
Request Your Estimate
Fill in the form, or call (317) 555-0168 if you would rather talk first. Before you sign with any roofer, it helps to have a few questions ready:
- Local license or listing. In Indianapolis, contractors list or license with the Department of Business and Neighborhood Services. In a suburb, ask the city or town office.
- Insurance. Ask for proof of liability insurance, plus workers' comp when the company has a payroll.
- Paper warranties. You want two: one from the shingle or panel maker, one from the roofer for its workmanship. Find out who registers the maker's warranty, and when.
- Your cancel window. You can back out of a signed home improvement contract up to midnight on the third business day afterward. If insurance is paying, the count can start from the insurer's written final decision instead, whichever is later.
The referral marketing disclosure explains how this site works in more detail.