How the referral works

How Our Roofer Referral Works in Florence, KY

Roof Replacement Florence KY is a free referral service for homeowners in Florence, KY and nearby towns in Boone County, KY. You describe your roof, and we pass that request to one independent local roofer who follows up with you. We never work on roofs, and you never pay us.

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A Referral Service, Explained

Hunting for a roofer can mean a dozen calls and a pile of quotes that don't line up. This site trims that to one conversation. We gather the basics about your home, then hand them to a single independent roofer who works in Northern Kentucky. That roofer may pay us a fee for the lead. Your side stays free: we never bill you, and we never give you anything for using the site.

A man on a ladder checking the roof edge and gutter of a white-sided house

Four Steps to an Estimate

Tell us about the roof. Fill in the short form or call (859) 555-0159 with your address, the roof's rough age and what you've noticed.
We send it on. Your details go to one independent roofer, never a list of companies.
The roofer reaches out. They set a time to look the roof over, measure it and answer questions.
You weigh the numbers. The roofer hands you a written, itemized price, and the choice of whether to go ahead is yours alone.

What to Ask the Roofer

Kentucky has no state roofing license, and neither Florence nor Boone County licenses roofing as a trade. So the checking falls to you. The city does require an occupational license from businesses working inside its limits, and the county may want one for jobs that run past three days or $5,000. Before you sign, ask to see:

Insurance papers. A current general liability certificate, plus workers' comp if the roofer has employees.
A local occupational license. The Florence one for work in the city, or the Boone County one where it applies.
A local address and references. A local address you can visit and recent customers willing to talk.
An itemized contract. Tear-off, materials, any decking work and cleanup, each written out.
Written warranties. Labor and manufacturer coverage on paper, with the manufacturer warranty registered after the job.
A permit plan. Ahead of the tear-off, phone the Boone County Building Department at (859) 334-2218, ask whether your job needs a permit, and agree on who files it.
HOA approval. If your neighborhood has an active HOA, get color and material cleared before work starts.
Sensible payment terms. Skip anyone who wants cash only or the whole price before the job.
Deck photos. Ask for pictures of the bare wood once the old roof is off.

A row of newer two-story homes with charcoal shingle roofs and young trees

What This Service Does and Doesn't Do

We are not a roofing company. We don't climb ladders, write bids, set prices or sign contracts. We also don't inspect, rate or background-check the roofer, which is why the list above matters. The roofer you hear from can document storm damage and price the work, but any insurance claim is yours to settle with your insurer. Kentucky law also bars deductible deals and gifts tied to insurance-paid roofs, so you won't see either here.

Let's Get the Roof Looked At

When you're ready, send a short request or call (859) 555-0159. The roofer does the looking; we only make the introduction. To read up first, see our Kentucky roofing rules page on cancel rights, deductibles and permits.

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