Cobblestone Construction FAQs

Roofing can be overwhelming, and a lot of homeowners don’t quite know where to start. Do you need a new roof, or would a repair be enough? How do you find a good roofing contractor? How many estimates should you get?

See below for some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about roof repair and replacement. If you still have questions, or would like to schedule your free estimate, contact Cobblestone Construction today!

Our roofing contractors provide services for all phases of roofing.

Our roofers install all types of asphalt shingles and use materials from all major manufacturers.

Call Cobblestone Construction for a roof inspection. If you have leaks, missing shingles, streaks in your roof, or missing mineral stones, it may be time for our roofing contractors to install a new one! Keep in mind that asphalt roofs need to be replaced after about 20 years, according to Housing.com.

In our experience, the average cost of a new roof is approximately $10,000. However, the final cost will also depend on the size of your roof. Contact our professionals roofers to schedule a free estimate!

Cobblestone Construction's talented roofers do work with homeowner's insurance claims.

Yes, our roofing contractors offer up to 30-year warranties. Keep in mind that restrictions apply.

Call our office at (315) 733-3106 or email us at info@cobblestoneroofing.com to request and schedule your free estimate with one of our trusted roofers.

We recommend a minimum of 3 estimates.

Some contractors that say they have roofing insurance actually don’t, or may be using untrained workers. Here at Cobblestone Construction, we pride ourselves as the area’s #1 roofer! We carry all of the proper insurance, and staff a fully-trained workforce.

Yes, our roofers here at Cobblestone Construction offer financing options for our customers.

A workmanship warranty will cover any issues that occur because of faulty installation. A workmanship warranty offered by roofers covers the cost of the new installation, too.

A manufacturer’s warranty covers defective materials. A workmanship warranty that comes from the manufacturer will cover the cost of labor completed by roofing contractors at no cost to the homeowner.