The residential roofing contract makes what is agreed to between a roofing company and a homeowner legally binding. It puts in writing all important details such as the scope of work, the duration of the job, materials to be used, deposit and payment schedule. Once it is signed by both parties, it is enforceable in a court of law.

A roofing contract should list all materials and services included within the scope of the job, in addition to the basic roofing and labor required. If not mentioned in the contract, permit acquisition fees and cleanup and disposal services are topics you should discuss with the contractor.

A roofing contract is a legally binding agreement between a client and a roofer that outlines the deliverables, scope of work, and timelines. The roofer will be obligated to perform their duties, and the client will be required to pay in accordance with the contract.

The contract should clearly outline either party's terms and conditions for terminating a roofing contract. These terms should include a notice period, compensation fee, and whether the customer's deposit is refundable.