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Nassau County roofers are legally required to carry a valid contractor’s license; however, just because it’s required doesn’t mean that every roofer has one. A contractor’s license proves that the company is legitimate and that the repair or replacement of your roof will be code compliant. Ask any prospective roofers that you are considering working with for their license number, and be sure to verify that it is valid. A reputable contractor will have no problem sharing this information with you; if any company you speak dismisses your request or refused to provide you with their license number, consider that a warning. There’s a good chance that they may not be licensed and if you hire them, your roof repair or installation may not be up to code or it may be poorly done and in the end, you could wind up with major problems on your hand and be out a lot of money. Insurance In addition to a contractor’s license, make sure that any roofer you are considering is insured. By law, East Hills, NY roofers are required to have a minimum of commercial liability insurance, and if they have a crew, they also need to carry workers’ compensation insurance. Liability insurance protects you from having to pay for any damages that may occur during the process of your roof repair or installation. Workers’ compensation insurance covers any injuries that workers may suffer while working on your property. If the roofer you choose isn’t insured, you’ll be liable for any damages or injuries that occur (which can be pretty hefty expenses). Just like licensing, make sure to ask roofers to provide proof of insurance. If they flat out refuse to offer proof or dance around your request, speak to the next contractor on your list. The last thing you want to do is hire a roofer who isn’t properly insured.