Where the best place to buy Roofing Materials

[*KRONIK*]

Did roof work earlier this year. Used Lifetime for materials and their total bill was less than 40k for Standing seam. This includes soffit, flashing, guttering, insulation,on site roll forming etc.

Total area was 1200sq ft. Could have been a smaller bill but the contractor used more of the larger c purlins in lieu of I-beams.

I had gotten a quote in Oct last year and it was less this year when I actually bought the stuff.

The availability of locations and availability of payment options also helps a lot. I paid in Caroni but materials were dispatched from Arima. I used credit card and Linx but you could also do bank transfer and managers check as well.

Had to put off my plans two years ago due to unforeseen circumstances but i'm in a gear now.

Refreshing quotes at the moment and so far Lifetime is the most expensive.

Damus seems to be it but they outsource labor to a few of their "trusted" contractors which is my main concern.

Any reviews?

Who did the installation?

[pugboy]

lot of ppl buy from george sheet metal works in arima
they make purlins and various types of sheets

[matix]

Varma is my go to, quality is really good

[Dizzy28]

One of Lifetimes Subs. But it was a contract with me and not through Lifetime.

Did roof work earlier this year. Used Lifetime for materials and their total bill was less than 40k for Standing seam. This includes soffit, flashing, guttering, insulation,on site roll forming etc.

Total area was 1200sq ft. Could have been a smaller bill but the contractor used more of the larger c purlins in lieu of I-beams.

I had gotten a quote in Oct last year and it was less this year when I actually bought the stuff.

The availability of locations and availability of payment options also helps a lot. I paid in Caroni but materials were dispatched from Arima. I used credit card and Linx but you could also do bank transfer and managers check as well.

Had to put off my plans two years ago due to unforeseen circumstances but i'm in a gear now.

Refreshing quotes at the moment and so far Lifetime is the most expensive.

Damus seems to be it but they outsource labor to a few of their "trusted" contractors which is my main concern.

Any reviews?

Who did the installation?

[*KRONIK*]

One of Lifetimes Subs. But it was a contract with me and not through Lifetime.

Did roof work earlier this year. Used Lifetime for materials and their total bill was less than 40k for Standing seam. This includes soffit, flashing, guttering, insulation,on site roll forming etc.

Total area was 1200sq ft. Could have been a smaller bill but the contractor used more of the larger c purlins in lieu of I-beams.

I had gotten a quote in Oct last year and it was less this year when I actually bought the stuff.

The availability of locations and availability of payment options also helps a lot. I paid in Caroni but materials were dispatched from Arima. I used credit card and Linx but you could also do bank transfer and managers check as well.

Had to put off my plans two years ago due to unforeseen circumstances but i'm in a gear now.

Refreshing quotes at the moment and so far Lifetime is the most expensive.

Damus seems to be it but they outsource labor to a few of their "trusted" contractors which is my main concern.

Any reviews?

Who did the installation?

Ohhh ok

Thanks

I was curious as to your thoughts on the installation with regards to neatness and fitment

[Dizzy28]

Both on point. I must admit the standing seam threw me off with its narrowness when I first saw it but everything fit well.
Once the workmen good you get a good work.

One of Lifetimes Subs. But it was a contract with me and not through Lifetime.

Did roof work earlier this year. Used Lifetime for materials and their total bill was less than 40k for Standing seam. This includes soffit, flashing, guttering, insulation,on site roll forming etc.

Total area was 1200sq ft. Could have been a smaller bill but the contractor used more of the larger c purlins in lieu of I-beams.

I had gotten a quote in Oct last year and it was less this year when I actually bought the stuff.

The availability of locations and availability of payment options also helps a lot. I paid in Caroni but materials were dispatched from Arima. I used credit card and Linx but you could also do bank transfer and managers check as well.

Had to put off my plans two years ago due to unforeseen circumstances but i'm in a gear now.

Refreshing quotes at the moment and so far Lifetime is the most expensive.

Damus seems to be it but they outsource labor to a few of their "trusted" contractors which is my main concern.

Any reviews?

Who did the installation?

Ohhh ok

Thanks

I was curious as to your thoughts on the installation with regards to neatness and fitment

[Rayden6]

What about George in Arima does he sell PDVF sheets.