Who reviews what we publish

Most roofing sites publish advice signed by nobody. Ours is signed, by the two people who own the company and who are accountable for it — including the one whose personal Maryland registration the business runs on. If a page is wrong, there is a name on it.

How we decide who reviews what

It is not a rotation. Pages about the roof assembly itself — underlayment, flashing, valleys, decking, ventilation, code — are reviewed by the registered contractor. Pages about what a job costs, what an estimate line means, what an adjuster will pay and how a remodel is scoped are reviewed by the owner who does that work. Where a page sits decides who signs it.

What a review means here

It means the named owner read the page and stands behind it as how this company actually specifies and prices the work — not that he typed every word. We would rather say that plainly than print “written by” over a page assembled from a company standard.