The best roofing lead is a neighbor who watched us work.
How the referral program works, what qualifies, and what does not change for the person you send us.
Why referrals matter more in this trade than in most
A roof is invisible for twenty years. Almost nobody can evaluate the one thing that decides whether it lasts.
Most purchases reveal themselves quickly. A roof does not. The details that decide whether it reaches twenty years, flashing at walls and chimneys, nailing pattern, valley construction, attic ventilation, are covered up on the last day of the job and not seen again until something goes wrong. From the street, a good roof and a bad roof look identical for the first decade.
That is why online reviews carry less information here than they do almost anywhere else. A five-star review written the week a roof is finished tells you the crew was polite and the driveway was clean. It cannot tell you whether the step flashing was replaced or painted over.
A neighbor is different. Someone who watched the tear-off, saw whether the deck was inspected, noticed whether the crew was on site at seven or at noon, and has now lived under the finished roof through a few hail seasons knows something a review cannot convey. That is the only form of evidence in this trade that gets more reliable with time, and it is why we would rather earn the next job on a street than buy it.
How it works
Four steps, and the only one that needs anything from you is the first.
- 1. Introduce us first
Send us the name and the best way to reach them before they book, or have them mention you when they get in touch. That introduction is what ties the referral to you.
- 2. They get a free inspection
Same inspection everyone gets: a walk of the roof, photographs, and a written assessment of condition and remaining service life. No obligation and no pressure.
- 3. They decide, on their own timeline
If the roof needs work, they get a written scope and a price. If it does not, they get told that instead. Referral or not, the answer does not change.
- 4. The reward is issued
Once a referred roof replacement is complete and paid in full, Atrium sends you a $250 prepaid Visa card. Repairs do not qualify.
What does not change
The person you refer gets the same inspection and the same answer as anyone else.
A referral changes nothing about how we handle the house. The person you send us gets the same free inspection, the same photographs, the same written assessment, and the same price they would have gotten if they had found us through a search.
Including the answer nobody expects from a roofing company: that they do not need a roof. We say that regularly, and a referral reward on the table does not make us say it less. If the honest recommendation for their house is a repair, or nothing at all for another five years, that is the recommendation, because you have to keep living next door to them, and so do we.
How the reward works
Flat, replacements only, and paid to you.
Tell us about the introduction before your neighbor books, through our contact page or by phone at (210) 807-6767. The reward is $250 as a prepaid Visa card, paid after the referred replacement is completed and paid in full. It is for new customers only, once per address, and it goes to the person who made the introduction, never to the homeowner receiving the roof.
Referral FAQs
Send them our way. They get a free engineer-led inspection and a straight answer, whatever that answer turns out to be.