FAQs

Yes, it's advisable to schedule an inspection. Much of the damage caused by severe weather events like hurricanes, strong winds, heavy rain, and hail isn't visible from ground level. A professional storm damage restoration inspector has the expertise to thoroughly assess your property and identify any potential issues.

While insurance adjusters are trained in damage assessment, they may not possess in-depth knowledge of residential or commercial roofing systems. By engaging our licensed roofing contractors, you ensure a comprehensive inspection where no detail is overlooked.

It's best to act promptly after a storm affects your area. First, contact our storm damage repair company for an inspection. Following our assessment, we'll assist you in reaching out to your insurance provider and initiating the claims process.

In cases where insurance coverage falls short, we offer flexible in-house financing options to bridge the gap. Additionally, we accept major credit cards and personal checks as alternative payment methods.

It's common for insurance rates to rise across the board following a severe storm in an area. By not filing a claim, you may end up paying higher rates that cover others' repairs while your own damage remains unaddressed.

If your insurance is covering the repairs, the bid amount is less relevant as long as it's within or below their estimate. You'll typically only be responsible for your deductible. Focus on choosing a company you trust to perform the work rather than solely on price.

Hail consists of frozen raindrops that form during severe thunderstorms. These ice pellets can range in size from a dime to a golf ball. Regardless of their size, hailstones can cause significant damage to your roof, siding, gutters, and windows.

Detecting hail damage from ground level is challenging. It's necessary to have a professional roofing contractor perform an on-roof inspection to check for cracks, leaks, or other damage to your shingles.

As a comprehensive storm damage restoration company, we conduct a thorough examination of your property's exterior. This includes inspecting doors, windows, gutters, and siding. Our detailed assessment allows us to compile a comprehensive report for your insurance provider.

The duration of the process can vary based on several factors, including the extent of damage, insurance company cooperation, permit acquisition, and required inspections. Our goal is to complete the entire process within 1-2 months from the initial damage inspection.