Question 1

What information is included in your written estimates?

Accepted Answer

Our written estimates include the materials to be used, the work steps involved, the cost, and any other relevant information pertaining to your roof. We also include a copy of all appropriate insurance papers, several sheets of references, and a complete list of our terms and warranties.

Question 2

Do you provide customer references?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Premier Roofing offers a list of references from dozens of customers, including names and phone numbers. We do not edit or cherry-pick our referrals.

Question 3

How long has Premier Roofing been in business?

Accepted Answer

We have been in business for over twenty-five consecutive years with Andrew Lamothe at the helm. Prior to starting Premier Roofing, Andrew spent years learning the trade first-hand.

Question 4

What safety measures do you take?

Accepted Answer

We are completely committed to safety in all aspects of our day-to-day roofing activities. All of our workers are fully covered by CNESST and are apprised of our work and safety procedures during the hiring phase. On site, all employees are supplied with safety belts and harnesses.

Question 5

What is your company's liability insurance coverage?

Accepted Answer

Premier Roofing carries $2,000,000.00 (two million dollars) of liability insurance. Our employees are also fully insured in the event of an accident on the jobsite by the CNESST of Québec.

Question 6

How can I find qualified and reliable roofers?

Accepted Answer

Word of mouth is the best way to find qualified, reliable roofers. Ask friends or family for referrals, talk to neighbors, and request written estimates from at least three businesses. Check for RBQ permits online and consider using a BP of Canada certified roofing company.

Question 7

What are the criteria for a BP Certified Roofer?

Accepted Answer

To become a BP Certified Roofer, a company needs a minimum of 5 years as a legal entity, possession of all necessary legal permits, a minimum of $1,000,000.00 of insurance plus Workman’s Compensation, and a reputation of quality workmanship and integrity. Crew chiefs and supervisors must also score a minimum of 80% in rigorous testing of know-how and ability.

Question 8

What is an RBQ Permit?

Accepted Answer

An RBQ (Régie du bâtiment du Québec) Permit is issued by the provincial government and is required for all construction businesses in Québec to operate. Businesses must demonstrate they are bonded and solvent, and qualified in safety, administration, and practical application.