AllDone Construction FAQ

The best way to determine if you need a new roof is to have a thorough inspection by a qualified professional. During a comprehensive inspection, our experts assess the overall condition of your roof system and components (edges, collars, seals, ventilation, etc.) and make recommendations based on the results. If you suspect a problem with your roof, we recommend contacting a professional. Ignoring these issues can result in much higher repair costs in the future.

Recommendations can be made by experts after assessing the overall condition of the roof system. Regular maintenance often extends the life of your roof system.

The answer depends on the size and condition of your roof system as well as the quality of the materials you choose.

It depends on the condition of the gutters and whether the roofer can do without them. If the gutters are in good condition, they are usually avoided. For pitched roof systems, a bypass does not make economic sense.

Times vary depending on the size of the roofing system, but most roofing jobs are usually completed within a day or two. All Done Construction will provide advance notice of the estimated time for any work undertaken by us.

Customers are encouraged to move their vehicles and personal items such as inflatable pools and basketball hoops out of the area where work is being performed. Roof repairs can be noisy, so we advise our customers leave for a few hours during the heaviest of repair work.

Hail and wind are your roof's worst enemies. The other is time (aging). The main problem with damage from hail, wind, and other storms is that they are mostly invisible. Shingles and other roof wear and tear may not show up for months, so it's very important to have your roof inspected after a major storm.

Call a professional to have it checked. It's safer than climbing the ladder yourself. It may not be possible for the untrained eye to spot the damage because the damage does not always show up on the surface.

If you have not yet decided to use our services, we encourage you to do your research. According to the Better Business Bureau, roofers are among the top complaints. Unfortunately, scammers and unethical contractors take advantage of many people after storms. Be aware that many contractors travel from state to state and leave town with no one to guarantee or warranty the work after its completed.

Roofs deteriorate over time due to wind, rain, hail, sun and many other factors. Some aging is obvious, some is not. The sun's UV rays "heat" the resins and oils out of the asphalt roofing material that make it soft, supple and flexible. Shingle granules are not just to look good, they also protect the asphalt from UV rays and extend the life of the asphalt. Seasonal temperature cycles also do their own damage, causing the material to expand and contract from year to year. This leads to brittleness and eventual failure.

This is best left to the experts. Leaks can come from anywhere, not just from the roof. An experienced roofer can usually trace the cause.

A new roof adds value to your property, makes it more attractive, increases property value, and improves energy efficiency.

Your All Done Construction Consultant can answer questions about the specific duration of manufacturing and installation warranties. Typical manufacturing warranties start at around 25 years, but many products are now lifetime (50 years).

Water can cause additional damage to property the longer it sits. It can saturate and ruin property and building materials, leading to mold growth.In the case of water damage, prompt action is required.

Mold and mildew belong to the same fungi. The difference is that mildew can be easily wiped off, whereas professional cleaning is required to completely remove mold from your home. Mold spreads easily and can be a health hazard, so professional help is always recommended.

The cost of mold remediation depends on the extent of the mold infestation. We will provide you with a detailed estimate once we have confirmed the condition of your property.

Mold can develop in as little as 24 hours and spread to multiple parts of your home. It is imperative to monitor for mold and seek remediation as soon as it is discovered.

The first thing we do is clean up any standing water that is still on the property. Then we assess the damage. We determine what can be salvaged and what needs to be thrown out, then make sure the area is dry and dehumidified. Preventing mold growth is our priority in water damage recovery.

Most policies cover fire damage, but specifics can vary. Review your policy and discuss your coverage details with your insurance provider.

This depends on the extent of the damage. If structural integrity, air quality, or utility connections are compromised, it’s safer to arrange temporary accommodation.

Every situation is different. The time it takes to repair fire damage depends on the extent of the damage, the number of rooms affected, and other factors. We will clean as quickly and efficiently as possible, but it usually takes days or weeks to complete.

Restoration includes securing the property, removing smoke and soot, repairing structural damage, and addressing secondary issues like water damage from firefighting efforts.

Professional deodorization methods, like ozone treatment or thermal fogging, can effectively eliminate stubborn smoke odors.

Install and maintain smoke detectors, fire extinguishers, and carbon monoxide detectors. Regularly inspect electrical systems, heating appliances, and chimneys, and have a fire safety plan for your household.

While there's no doubt that renovating your kitchen will improve the value of your home, there's still some debate about how much added value it will bring. Improving your home in any way can add value, but since the kitchen is the focal point of the home, that's usually where you'll make the most money. While a kitchen renovation will improve the value of your home, you shouldn't expect to get back every penny spent.

There is no specific timeline for completing a kitchen renovation, as a number of factors play a role in determining the length of a project. From the moment you decide on the material, you should plan the completion date for several weeks.

Kitchen remodeling costs will vary greatly depending on the size of the project and the design materials, equipment, and hardware you choose. Most kitchen renovations average around $25,000 or about $150 per square foot. Be sure to work with a contractor who will give you a detailed estimate, so you know exactly what you will pay for your project.

There is no proven timeline for a bathroom renovation as it can vary greatly depending on the scope of the renovation project. Replacing simple fixtures, such as sinks and toilets, can take just a day or two. However, if you're doing a total renovation, your contractor may have to move walls and electrical outlets, which can take weeks or months.

The cost of our bathroom remodeling services varies from project to project. The size of the bathroom and the complexity of the project affect the price. Typically, a remodeled bathroom costs between $8,000 and $25,000.

If your floors start to feel spongy, resilient, or bouncy, or if you notice the boards around you shifting as you walk on them, it means it's time to replace the subfloor.

This is a difficult question to answer. The cost of your flooring is completely dependent on the final products you choose and the quantity of products you purchase.

Depending on your space needs and the size of your property, you'll need to decide whether to build up or build out. If the size of your property limits construction, building up may be your only option , but is always more expensive. Main level additions are often the simplest as they do not require renovating the house's foundation. The addition of a second floor often requires structural renovations down to the foundation, as well as moving the interior walls and removing external materials.

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The property owner is responsible for filing the claim, but we will support you throughout the process. We will inspect your roof and provide all photos and documents to answer any questions from your insurance company. If the damage is unknown, we recommend calling All Done Construction first to verify that the damage exceeds the deductible before making a claim.

Yes! Please let us know when the insurance specialist will be at your property. We will be there to inspect your roof with the adjuster and point out any areas with documented damage.

You can contact us through our contact page. We will be happy to assist you. You can also email us directly at:

info@alldoneconstruction.com