Dedicated Project Manager
Dedicated Project Manager | Siding Solutions | Roofing | Decatur
When you trust HEP in Decatur, you get more than top-tier craftsmanship—you gain a dedicated project manager who guides every phase of your roofing and siding solutions. From the first inspection to the final walkthrough, one point of contact keeps communication crystal-clear, timelines on track, and your property protected from unpredictable Tennessee weather. We blend premium materials with local know-how, creating exteriors that look great today and stand strong for years.
Whether you’re restoring storm damage or refreshing curb appeal, our project manager streamlines estimates, permits, and crew scheduling so you can focus on life, not logistics. Expect honest updates, meticulous cleanups, and workmanship backed by HEP’s proven warranty. Ready for a stress-free upgrade? Let’s raise the roof—and the value—of your Decatur home together.
FAQs
What does a dedicated project manager do during my roofing or siding project?
Your dedicated project manager acts as the single point of contact from start to finish. They create the construction schedule, order materials, coordinate crews, obtain permits, supervise workmanship, perform quality inspections, handle change orders, and ensure the job stays on budget and on time. If any issue arises—weather delays, product questions, or design changes—the project manager resolves it so you don’t have to.
How does having a dedicated project manager benefit me as a Decatur homeowner?
Working with one experienced professional streamlines the entire process. You avoid juggling multiple subcontractors and phone calls because your project manager handles all communication. This means quicker answers, fewer scheduling conflicts, and consistent workmanship that meets local codes. Clients in Decatur also find a project manager valuable for keeping projects on track despite the area’s unpredictable weather and busy permit office.
Can the project manager assist with insurance claims and local permits?
Yes. Many roofing and siding projects in Decatur involve storm damage claims. Your project manager will document the damage, meet with the insurance adjuster, and supply all required estimates and photos. They also pull any City of Decatur or Macon County permits, schedule inspections, and keep you informed of compliance requirements so your project remains fully authorized and code-compliant.
How often will the project manager be on-site and how will I receive updates?
The project manager visits the job site at key milestones—delivery day, tear-off, mid-install inspections, and final walkthrough—and is available for additional visits if needed. Expect daily progress updates via your preferred method (text, email, or phone). Photos of completed sections, weather contingency notices, and any schedule adjustments are sent promptly so you always know where things stand.
What qualifications do your project managers have with respect to Decatur building codes?
Our project managers complete OSHA 10-hour safety certification, manufacturer training (e.g., CertainTeed Master Shingle Applicator, James Hardie Preferred Installer), and annual continuing-education courses on Illinois residential codes. They are well-versed in the City of Decatur’s specific requirements for roof deck ventilation, underlayment, and siding fire ratings, ensuring all installations pass inspection the first time.
How will my project manager protect my property and maintain a clean job site?
Before work begins, the project manager arranges tarps, plywood, and landscaping shields to guard plants, windows, and HVAC units. Crews perform daily magnetic nail sweeps, bag all debris, and load it into a covered dumpster placed on driveway protection boards. Safety cones and caution tape keep walkways clear. At project completion, the manager conducts a final cleanup and walkthrough with you to confirm your yard, gutters, and surrounding areas are spotless.