Storm damage is stressful. Your roof shouldn't be.

Having the damage documented first can help you understand what you are dealing with. A professional inspection can identify visible storm damage and give you photographs and a written assessment to reference when you contact your insurance company. If you believe you have a covered loss, you should also follow the notification requirements in your policy and avoid unnecessary delays.

Many homeowners policies provide coverage for certain sudden and accidental losses such as wind or hail damage, but coverage depends on the specific policy, exclusions, deductibles, roof condition, and circumstances of the loss. Your insurance carrier makes the final coverage determination.

A supplement is additional documentation submitted when the original repair estimate does not appear to account for necessary work or materials. We can document roofing items that were missed or changed and provide supporting information for review.

Start by reviewing the reason for the denial and the documentation behind it. If you believe legitimate roofing damage was overlooked, a second inspection and additional documentation may help clarify the situation. We can inspect the roof and provide information about the roofing work we believe is necessary.

We can provide roofing documentation, photographs, repair information, estimates, and supplemental information as part of the claim process. We can help communicate the roofing scope, while your insurance company remains responsible for determining coverage.

Yes. We provide roof inspections for suspected wind and hail damage and use aerial photography when appropriate to document areas that may be difficult to evaluate from the ground.

That is exactly what an inspection is for. You do not need to diagnose the roof yourself. We can inspect the roofing system and explain what we find, including whether we see signs that warrant further attention.