Damage you're claiming on insurance
When damage may be covered by insurance, figuring out what happened, what needs to be repaired, and whether it makes sense to file a claim isn't always straightforward.
We've been through this many times. We document what happened, we speak the adjuster's language, and we do the repairs. And we'll tell you honestly when we don't think it's worth filing.
More than just the roof
Roof damage may be what people think of first when insurance is involved, but it's often only part of the repair. Wind can damage shingles, flashing, vents, and siding. A fallen limb can affect the roof, decking, and the rooms below it. A burst pipe, leaking supply line, or water heater can leave behind damaged flooring, drywall, trim, and paint.
Whatever caused the damage, we look at the whole repair — not just one piece of it. We'll document what happened, help you understand what needs to be repaired, and handle the work we're equipped to take care of.
Sometimes the problem isn't the roof
A water stain on the ceiling doesn't always mean there's a problem with the roof. Sometimes it's an AC unit or a backed-up drain line. Sometimes water is getting in around a window and traveling before it finally shows up inside.
If that's what we find, we'll tell you. We'd rather help you figure out where the water is actually coming from than sell you a repair you don't need — or have you file an insurance claim that doesn't make sense.
Communicated really well. Work was done quickly and professionally. would definitely use again and highly recommend
Reginald WoodardGoogle reviewWhat we don't do
We're your contractor — not your public adjuster or attorney. We won't file a claim for you, negotiate your settlement, or promise what your insurance company will pay.
What we will do is document the damage, meet with the adjuster when your home is inspected, answer questions about the repairs, and make sure the work is done right. We'll handle our part of the process and help make yours a little easier.