GET THE HELP YOU NEED WITH YOUR ROOF INSURANCE CLAIMS!
At Roof MD, our expertise lies in guiding customers through the roof insurance claims process. We meticulously walk you through each step, ensuring a seamless experience. Additionally, we provide a complimentary Roof Inspection, delivering an unbiased and professional report to bolster your claim.
HAVE YOUR HEARD OF A BRITTLE TEST? YOU WILL.
When filing an insurance claim, it’s crucial to provide substantial evidence to support your case, including a Brittle Test. At our company, we specialize in collaborating with insurance providers, ensuring our clients receive the rightful compensation they deserve.
Take a look at this roof inspection, conducted for one of our customers as part of their roof insurance claims process.
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FOR YOUR ROOF INSURANCE CLAIMs
WE HANDLE THE HASSLE FOR YOU
Dealing with roofing issues is already stressful. Roof MD helps by coordinating inspections, providing documentation, and acting as a middleman in the insurance claim process.
FLUENT & CERTIFIED IN XACTIMATE
When comparing your insurance company’s estimate to your own, both should use Xactimate, the industry standard program. This ensures a smoother and more successful claims process.
WE’RE YOUR ADVOCATE THROUGHOUT
We help customers with roof insurance claims, from paperwork submission to obtaining repair or replacement estimates. Our priority is to achieve the best outcome for you.
A GOOD ROOFING CONTRACTOR SHOULD:
1. Complete a thorough inspection of your property before the adjuster comes out.
2. Be fluent with the third-party program that all insurance companies use to write their estimates (Xactimate) so they are comparing apples to apples with your adjuster for a smoother successful process.
3. Meet with your adjuster when they come to the house for your inspection.
4. Do most of the email and phone correspondence with your adjuster.
5. Be licensed, insured, and have 5-Star rating online.
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STORM DAMAGE AND INSURANCE CLAIMS
What Type of Roof Damage Does Insurance Cover?
Home insurance policies are essential financial safeguards for homeowners, providing protection against a range of potential risks and damages. However, it’s crucial to understand that these policies typically have limitations on what types of damage they cover. One of the primary areas of coverage in many home insurance policies is storm damage, which can encompass various weather-related events such as wind, hail, tornadoes, falling trees, and in some cases, ice-related damage. In this article, we will explore the various types of roof damage typically covered by homeowners insurance.
The Complete Roof Insurance Claim Process
Experiencing unexpected roof damage can be a daunting and stressful ordeal for homeowners. Whether it’s due to severe weather conditions, fallen trees, or debris, roof damage can have a significant impact on your mental and financial well-being. However, there is hope! By understanding the claim process and seeking assistance from an independent roofer, you can gain confidence in dealing with your insurance company and ensure that you receive the repairs or replacements you rightfully deserve. In this blog post, we will guide you through the entire process, highlighting key details you need to be aware of to achieve the best possible results.
Water & Ice Barriers 101: Why They’ll Save Your Roof
A strong and reliable roof is crucial for safeguarding your home. However, in colder regions, excessive snowfall can pose a significant threat, potentially resulting in costly repairs and water seepage. This is where the importance of water and ice barriers becomes evident. These barriers play a vital role in protecting your roof and preventing any damage caused by freezing temperatures and melting snow. By implementing these safeguards, you can ensure the longevity and integrity of your home’s structure, even in harsh weather conditions. In this blog post, we’ll outline the issues of water, ice and snow on your roof, what an ice barrier does and why you should act fast if you don’t have one?