
Choosing a roofer: compare the inspection before the price
Choosing a roofer starts with seeing the fault and understanding what the proposed repair will fix. Adam offers a free inspection, roof photographs with his written price and payment on completion with no deposit for the job you agree.

Ask who examined the actual roof
Check that the price answers the fault you reported. Ask who inspected the roof and compare their photographs with the written repair description before you agree the work.
Adam quotes every job himself after getting onto the roof. His inspection pictures form part of the written explanation, so you can see a failed tile, ridge or lead junction before deciding what to do. The Simon H Checkatrade review describes that process in the customer’s own words.

Compare the same scope in each quotation
Compare what each quote includes: access, covering, supports and retained materials. Adam's written specification lets you check the roof area and components being renewed before judging the total.
Keep promises about payment and workmanship with the written scope. Stormshield requires no deposit, with payment at completion and a 10-year workmanship guarantee on all work. Those terms are useful alongside the inspected repair description; they do not remove the need to understand exactly what work you are choosing.

Read customer accounts for concrete details
Look for a review that explains the job you want done. Simon H's Checkatrade account describes roof inspection and repair photographs; Lucy G records work completed below the quoted figure.
Finish your comparison with the evidence in front of you: the roof photographs, the written scope and the terms attached to the work. If an item remains unclear, ask about it before booking. A repair you understand is easier to judge than a broad promise that every part of the roof will be sorted.
Get Adam on the roof
Arrange an inspection with a written quote and photographs of the findings.


