Storm Damage

Today, we’re going to pull back the curtain and give you a detailed breakdown of what our Storm Warranty actually covers. We want you to understand exactly what you’re getting when you invest in this innovative plan. So, grab a cup of coffee, and let’s dive into the nitty-gritty of our 1-Year and 2-Year plans.

What is an ACV policy? How does it work? And what does it mean for your wallet when it comes time to replace your storm-damaged roof? This guide will break down everything you need to know about Actual Cash Value (ACV) roof insurance policies, so you can navigate your claim with confidence.

Dealing with roof damage after a storm can be overwhelming, especially when navigating insurance claims. Insurance adjusters assess the damage and determine your settlement, so understanding their role is key to getting fair compensation. This guide explains the adjuster’s job, the claims process, and the advantages of working with a professional roofing company to protect your interests.

Because storms don’t just cause one type of damage, and misidentifying the cause could result in delays, denials, or reduced payouts. Here’s why reporting storm damage as a whole is the better route.

When handling a roof damage claim, insurance adjusters and roofers may have different perspectives on what needs to be repaired or replaced, leading to potential discrepancies in the claim. Though insurance companies are often ethical companies and concerned about their customers, they are also a business required by corporate executives to make a profit. It is very rare that an initial insurance scope will include all necessary line items required by local codes and manufacturer warranties. By leaving many of these line items off the claim, insurance companies save millions of dollars over the year on insurance payouts. Most homeowners and unfortunately, most roofers are not savvy enough or knowledgeable enough to recognize these missed items.

When homeowners face the stress of roof damage, whether from storms, hail, or other disasters, their first step towards recovery often involves filing an insurance claim and hiring a roofer for repairs or replacement. However, the choice of roofer can significantly impact the process and outcome of an insurance claim. A bad roofer doesn’t just mean potential delays in fixing your roof; it can have far-reaching implications that can hurt homeowners financially and emotionally.

Tornado damage to a property can be expensive and complicated, affecting not just the roof but also the structural integrity of the entire building. A good roofer plays a critical role in both the repair process and in navigating the often-complex insurance claims required to cover the cost of repairs. In this post, we’ll outline how a competent and experienced roofer can assist get your roof back to its best.

Storm chasers are contractors that travel across the country following storm damage and will offer you an incredibly quick service for a low price. To ensure your home repairs go off without a hitch — and more importantly, to protect yourself financially — it pays to do your research before selecting any company for the job. This blog post will explore why you should watch out for Storm Chasers who target victims of weather events, what warning signs to look out for when choosing a reputable contractor and provide tips on how to find an experienced professional who will take care of your home from start to finish with safety as their top priority.

Tending to a home can be overwhelming, especially when a storm has recently caused serious damage. Your roof is often the first line of defense against bad weather, and it can take quite a pounding during rough weather conditions; if your roof isn’t in good condition leading up to storm season, you could end up paying more for repairs afterward. Thankfully, there are several steps homeowners can take after experiencing severe storms to assess possible damage—read on for six places where you should check for any signs of roofing storm damage.