Feb 24, 2017
Full-service professional Louisiana roofing contractor Level 1 General Construction announced the expansion of its services to include Shreveport, Louisiana with the opening of a new office. The company offers free roof inspections and helps homeowners navigate through pre-repair and post-repair insurance adjustments.
Shreveport, United States - February 23, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Louisiana roofing contractor Level 1 General Construction, LLC announced the expansion of their services to Shreveport, Louisiana with the opening of a new office in the city. The firm offers comprehensive residential and commercial exterior repairs as well as a free roof integrity inspection. The company’s service coverage areas also include Monroe and East Texas.
More information about Level 1 General Construction is available at http://level1gcla.com
Louisiana’s weather patterns bring seasonal thunderstorms and hailstorms that are the cause of minor and major roofing damage. While severe hail or wind damage to roofing is visible to the untrained eye, hail damage over a period of time tends to become undetectable. Level 1 General Construction specializes in the expert inspection, repair, and restoration of roofing affected by adverse weather.
The extension of the company’s service coverage to Shreveport provides customers with access to a comprehensive suite of restoration services. Level 1 General Construction service experts possess decades of experience and professional expertise in roofing techniques as well as a working knowledge of insurance procedures pertaining to storm damage. Given the urgency of roofing repairs required after a storm, the firm offers homeowners reliable roof repair services at affordable prices.
While primarily functioning as a roof repair company, Level 1 General Construction works with its trade partners to offer complete damage repair solutions for residential and commercial properties. This allows the company to offer repair services for all exterior elements including windows, carports, fences, siding, and patio covers. Company representatives also facilitate meetings with insurance adjusters.
According to a spokesperson for Level 1 General Construction, “Our new office in Shreveport, Louisiana underlines our commitment to providing friendly, dependable, and comprehensive repair services to restore damaged properties to pristine condition. Our commitment is to provide customers with high-quality workmanship backed by excellence in customer service and a genuine interest in what is best for our clients.”
Level 1 General Construction is a licensed contractor and a member of the National Roofing Contractors Association. The firm is authorized and recognized for its expertise in residential and commercial roof repair in Shreveport.
Contact Info:
Name: Bob Yates
Organization: Level 1 GC Louisiana
Address: 333 Texas St. Suite 1300, Shreveport, Louisiana 71101, United States
Phone: +1-318-404-1350
For more information, please visit http://www.level1gcla.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 172723
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