How the referral works

How It Works: Free Roofer Referrals in Louisville, KY

Roof Replacement Louisville KY links homeowners in Louisville, KY with one independent local roofer, free of charge. We're a referral service, so we don't climb roofs, price jobs or sign contracts. This page walks through what happens after you reach out, and which choices stay yours.

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How This Service Works

Picture the site as a front desk. You describe the roof, and we pass that note to an independent roofer who serves your corner of Jefferson County, KY or one of the towns close by. From there, the inspection and the estimate are the roofer's work, not ours. Roofers may pay us a referral fee. Homeowners are never charged, and never get cash, gifts or credits for using the site.

A roofer kneeling on a shingle roof with a clipboard, checking storm marks

Request, Match, Inspect, Estimate

Request. Fill in the short form or phone (502) 555-0157. A street, the roof's approximate age and a sentence about what's wrong is plenty.
Match. We forward those details to a single independent roofer working in your area. Nobody else receives them.
Inspect. The roofer contacts you to book a visit, then checks the covering, flashing, vents and layer count, and the decking where it can be seen.
Estimate. You receive an itemized written estimate. Compare it, question it or set it aside: no one from this site will chase you about it.

About the Roofers You'll Meet

Kentucky has no state license for roofers, so there's no statewide lookup to run a name through. Louisville Metro doesn't license roofing as a trade either: its Building licenses cover contractors who pull permits, which a plain re-roof in Metro usually doesn't need. Since neither the state nor Metro screens roofers, your own questions do the screening. These are the ones worth asking:

Insurance on paper. A certificate of liability insurance, plus workers' comp coverage if the company has employees.
A contract that lists everything. Materials, tear-off, flashing and cleanup, itemized, with the cancellation notice Kentucky requires on insurance-paid jobs.
Warranties in writing. Both the manufacturer's warranty and the roofer's labor warranty, and a promise to register the manufacturer's one.
A local footprint. A real local address and references from nearby jobs you can call.
The city license, where needed. St. Matthews, Jeffersontown and Shepherdsville each require a city business license to work inside their limits.
Layers and structure. How many layers are on the roof now, and whether deck or rafter work is planned, since that needs a permit.

A row of narrow one-story shotgun houses with front porches and gable roofs

What We Won't Promise

Some things are simply outside a referral service's lane, and we'd rather say so up front.

Doing the roof. We don't perform repairs or replacements, and we don't supervise anyone who does.
Naming a price. Prices come only from the roofer's written estimate. We don't bid, match or discount.
Speaking for you on a claim. We never contact your insurer or adjuster. Claim questions belong with your insurance company or the Kentucky Department of Insurance.
Rewards for signing up. Kentucky law treats anyone soliciting insurance-paid roof work as a contractor and limits what can be given to a homeowner. We give nothing at all.
A ticking clock. No limited-time offers and no pressure to book. The timing is yours.

Try It Now

Ready to have someone look at the roof? Send the form or call (502) 555-0157, and one independent roofer will follow up to arrange a visit. The Referral Marketing Disclosure explains how referral fees work, and the Kentucky roofing rules page covers your rights.

Get a Free Inspection

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