License, Insurance, Bond — All Verifiable.
Before any contractor climbs your roof, verify that they’re licensed and insured. Here is everything you need to confirm that Homericly Roofing meets every legal requirement.
Our Credentials
General Contractor License
ROC #XXXXXX
Texas Registrar of Contractors
Licensed by the Texas Registrar of Contractors for residential and commercial roofing. License is current and in good standing.
Verify LicenseGeneral Liability Insurance
GL Policy on file
Certificate available upon request
We carry a minimum of $2,000,000 in general liability coverage per occurrence. A certificate of insurance naming you as additionally insured is available for any project on request.
Request CertificateWorkers' Compensation Insurance
WC Policy on file
Texas-compliant coverage
All employees and covered subcontractors are covered under a current workers' compensation policy as required by Texas law. This protects you from liability if a worker is injured on your property.
Request CertificateSurety Bond
Bond on file
Licensed bonding company
We are bonded, providing an additional layer of financial protection for our customers in the unlikely event of an incomplete project or failure to meet contractual obligations.
Request CertificateWhy This Matters
Hiring an Unlicensed Contractor
Puts You at Risk.
You're Protected from Liability
If an unlicensed, uninsured contractor is injured on your property, you may be personally liable. Our insurance eliminates that risk.
Permits Are Pulled Correctly
Licensed contractors can pull permits and have their work inspected — which protects your home's resale value and ensures code compliance.
Recourse Exists If Something Goes Wrong
If a licensed contractor fails to perform, you can file a complaint with the state licensing board. That recourse doesn't exist with unlicensed contractors.
Insurance Covers What We Do
Your homeowner's policy may not cover damage caused by an uninsured contractor. Using a properly insured contractor keeps your policy intact.
Need Documentation for Your Records?
Lenders, HOAs, and insurance adjusters sometimes require proof of our licensing and insurance. Contact us and we’ll have documents to you within 24 hours.