RoofClearly

Commercial Disclosure

Commercial Disclosure

Last updated September 28, 2026

How RoofClearly may earn money

RoofClearly may earn money when a homeowner chooses to ask to be connected with a roofing or service provider. If you never make that request, RoofClearly earns nothing from your visit.

What commercial relationships do not influence

Commercial relationships do not determine what the guides say, how pages rank problems, or what Roof Advisor recommends. Roof Advisor outcomes come from a fixed, versioned rules engine applied to the answers you give. Whether a provider is available in your area, or what a provider would pay, is never an input to your result.

What happens if you request a connection

Requesting a connection means the contact details, ZIP code, Roof Advisor report and any question you submit are shared with the selected provider or providers, or with a routing partner that helps make the connection, so they can contact you. This only happens after you explicitly ask for it and give consent at the point of submission, and the consent text at that point describes exactly what is shared.

What RoofClearly does not claim

RoofClearly does not claim that any provider is the best, that a connection is exclusive, that a provider will respond within any time, or that any price or outcome will result. Providers are independent businesses, and you should evaluate them the way you would any contractor you found on your own.

Current status

Contractor connections are not currently offered on this site. Roof Advisor results stand entirely on their own, and no contact information is collected or shared for routing. This page will be updated before that changes.