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You can't always tell a bad roofer from a quick price quote, but a few red flags pop up fast. If they knock on your door after a storm, demand a big deposit upfront, or have no local license or insurance, walk away. Watch for vague contracts, pressure to sign that day, or a history of lawsuits. Once work starts, missing nails, exposed felt, or uneven shingles mean trouble—so do gaps at the flashing. A good roofer shows you photos, explains the process, and leaves the yard clean. If you're chasi…