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Frequently Asked Questions
General Q&A
How long have you been in business?
Since 2011.
We started DaBella in 2011 and now have more than 63 offices throughout the United States. As the leading home improvement company in the region, we have exclusive deals with leading American manufacturers. These include roofing products from GAF®, siding by James Hardie® and Alside®, windows by AMI Preservation®, and baths and showers by Sentrel Bath Systems®.
Will my project require a building permit?
Most projects don’t require a permit.
In the event one is necessary, the homeowner will be responsible for the cost of obtaining it. We’ll determine if a permit is necessary and advise you on your options.
How long will my project take to complete?
It varies.
Factors like project size, the install season and the amount of customization required will ultimately determine your timeline. Once your project is scoped, your Project Coordinator will provide you with an install timeline.
Will I need to be home while the work is being done?
If your project is inside—like a bath or shower replacement—YES.
Someone needs to be available to let the contractors into the house. We also suggest that a homeowner be available during the project in case the contracting team has any questions.
Who will do the work? Are they qualified?
We will assign your project a dedicated contracting crew.
Whether you’re replacing your roof, siding, windows, or bath, DaBella uses only trained installers who maintain manufacturer partners’ high quality standards.
Who should I contact with questions during an active project?
Your Project Coordinator.
If you have questions during installation, your Project Coordinator will be the one to answer them. Find your Local Office Info.
What information do you need from me to start?
Not much.
Once we understand your goals for your home and you’d like to proceed, we’ll ask for additional information. Then we can schedule an in-person meeting to take measurements, explain your options, and provide you with a quote on the spot.
Do you charge for quotes or estimates?
No.
In-person consultations and quotes are always free. Call 1-844-322-3552 or email us to schedule an in-person consultation and receive a quote for your project.
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Roofing Q&A
Will my new roof have a maintenance program?
Yes, but nothing too difficult.
We recommend you maintain records and conduct routine inspections to assure everything is working properly, but the GAF® roofs we install have the best warranty protection afforded by the Silver Pledge System Warranty at no additional cost to you. View Location Warranty Options.
Will my roof have a warranty?
Yes.
Every DaBella roof comes with GAF’s Silver Pledge warranty—at no additional cost to you. Homeowners have the option of purchasing the Golden Pledge warranty.
Will my project require a building permit?
Most projects don’t require a permit.
In the event one is necessary, the homeowner will be responsible for the cost of obtaining it. We’ll determine if a permit is necessary and advise you on your options.
How will you dispose of any materials torn off my roof?
Your DaBella team will dispose of any materials removed from your old roof.
During the process, they’ll work with you on where to place materials for disposal, where new materials are staged and where to park vehicles.
Do DaBella estimates include removal of the old roof?
Yes.
Our project estimates include the removal of the old roof.
Who will do the work? Are they qualified?
We will assign your project a dedicated contracting crew.
Whether you’re replacing your roof, siding, windows, or bath, DaBella uses only trained installers who maintain manufacturer partners’ high quality standards.
Is a roofing layover an option?
It can be, yes.
But a roofing layover—or layering—is a temporary solution and may end up causing damage to your roof. In our experience, layering can invite problems like moss that will damage both the old and new shingles. In the end, this could cost you more than if you were to install a quality new roof.
What roofing materials do you recommend?
Your DaBella team will dispose of any materials removed from your old roof.
During the process, they’ll work with you on where to place materials for disposal, where new materials are staged and where to park vehicles.
What roofing products does DaBella use?
GAF®, exclusively.
DaBella is a GAF-certified Master Elite® partner, an industry leader in producing quality, innovative roofing materials. Choose DaBella, a locally focused, family-owned business, providing superior products for your home.
What is the most cost-effective roofing material?
Asphalt shingles are widely regarded as the most cost-effective roofing material.
They offer a balance of affordability, durability, and ease of installation, making them a popular choice for many homeowners.
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Siding Q&A
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Windows Q&A
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Baths Q&A
- Don’t use any kind of steel wool brushes or sponges. These cleaning products are too rough on your tub and could create scratches.
- Don’t use ammonia or bleach products. These chemicals break down acrylic over time and will cause extensive damage.
- Don’t use cleaners that use aerosol. These types of products also break down the acrylic material.
- Don’t use Paint thinner products as these are very harsh on your acrylic tub.
- A gentle bristled brush, or a terry cloth or a soft sponge will be perfect to scrape off dirt and soap scum.
- Dishwashing Liquid such as Dawn® Ultra Dishwashing liquid.
- Iron Out® Rust remover.
- Formula 409® All-purpose Cleaner
- CLR® Bath & Kitchen Cleaner
- Lysol® Power Bathroom Cleaner
- Tilex® Spray
- Lime Away® Spray
- Fabuloso®
- Green Works®
- Spic & Span® spray
- Pine Sol®
- Simple Green®
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Finance Q&A
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Warranty Q&A
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