Two State Construction
NRCA member and locally owned. Downspouts, roof coating and metal or flat roofs for homes and commercial properties.
What we checked
- Business phone works
- Website is live
- Website confirms roofing
About
Two State Construction is a locally owned roofing company in Thomson, Georgia. It repairs, replaces, inspects and maintains roofs for commercial properties. Its website lists NRCA member.
- Locally owned
Services
Roofing
- Roof repair
- Roof replacement
- Roof inspection
- Roof maintenance
- Roof coating
- Commercial roofing
- Metal roofs
- Flat and low-slope roofs
Gutters
- Gutter installation
- Downspouts and drainage
In the firm’s own words
- Locally owned
… a willingness to learn these trades is a must! What can Two State and Thomson Roofing do for you? We are locally owned and operated. We are a community and employee-invested company.
Source: https://twostate.com/join-our-team/
Credentials
NRCA member
The National Roofing Contractors Association, a trade group for U.S. roofers. Firms pay to join.
Common questions
Is this company licensed and insured?
The website does not say. Ask to see both before you hire. Our guide shows how to check a roofer’s insurance and license.
What roof types does this company install?
The website lists metal and flat and low-slope roofs.
Does this company do commercial roofs?
The website lists commercial roofing.
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At a glance
- Based in
- Thomson, GA
- Trades
- Roofing
- Services listed
- 10
- Credentials
- NRCA member
- Phone
- (706) 595-2863
Before you hire Two State Construction
- Insurance. The website does not mention insurance. Ask for a certificate of insurance, then call the insurer to confirm it.
- Written estimate. The website does not say if estimates are free. Get the price, the materials and the dates in writing.
- Warranty. The website does not mention a warranty on the firm’s work. Ask if the firm gives one, and get it in writing.
- Credentials. The website lists NRCA member. Check each one with the group that gives it.
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