The roofing and remodeling industry has a reputation problem — storm-chasing crews, unlicensed operators, and companies that disappear after taking a deposit are common enough that "trustworthy" alone doesn't mean much as a claim. That's the gap BBB (Better Business Bureau) accreditation is designed to close: it's a third party actually verifying the claim, not the company making it about itself.

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United Veterans Roofing has been BBB-accredited since 2019. Here's what that represents.

Accreditation Has to Be Earned

BBB doesn't accredit every business that applies. Accreditation requires a business to meet the BBB's standards for transparency and truthful advertising, honor its commitments to customers, and maintain a track record that supports it — and accreditation can be revoked if that track record slips.

A Public, Ongoing Record

Unlike a one-time certification, BBB accreditation comes with an ongoing, public complaint and resolution history. Anyone can look up our profile directly and see how we've actually handled issues when they've come up — not just take our word for it.

It Complements Our Manufacturer Certifications

GAF Master Elite, CertainTeed, Velux, and Drexel Metals certifications speak to how we install a roof. BBB accreditation speaks to how we run the business around that installation — how we quote, how we communicate, and how we handle it if something needs to be made right.

What to Check Before You Hire Anyone

Before hiring a roofing contractor, check their BBB profile directly rather than trusting a badge alone. Confirm the accreditation is current, and read how any past complaints were actually resolved — that resolution history tells you more than the rating on its own. Want a roofing and remodeling company with a verified track record in Pennsylvania and New Jersey? Contact us today.