Quick answer: We inspect storm-damaged roofs and document the damage with dated photos and a written report, so you can file your insurance claim with clear evidence; coverage decisions are up to your carrier.
Storm damage? We inspect the roof and document the damage with dated photos and a written report, so you can file with your insurance company.
Damage emergency? Call now: (559) 550-6398
A licensed inspector checks the shingles, flashing, vents, gutters and the structure underneath for storm-related damage.
We photograph every damaged area, with dates, so there's a clear record of the roof's condition after the storm.
You get a written report of what we found and what it would take to repair. It's yours to keep and to include with a claim if you decide to file.
If the roof needs work, we give you a written repair estimate. Your claim and any conversation with your insurer stay between you and your insurance company.
When you're ready, we complete the repairs to manufacturer specifications.
Missing shingles, lifted edges, exposed underlayment from high winds
Bruised shingles, cracked tiles, dented flashing and vents
Impact damage from branches, limbs, or other storm debris
Interior leaks, water stains, damaged decking from water intrusion
Smoke damage, burned sections, heat-compromised materials
Unexpected collapses, sudden leaks, material failures
Your inspection is done by a licensed roofing contractor, CSLB #1126804, who knows what storm damage looks like up close.
Photos and a written report give you a dated record of the roof's condition, which is useful whether or not you file.
If the damage is minor or the roof is simply worn, we tell you. We don't replace roofs we don't have to.
The inspection, photos and written report are free, with no obligation to book any work.
Either order works. Many homeowners have us inspect first, so they know what the damage is before deciding whether to file. Whether and when to file is your decision; talk it over with your insurance agent.
It depends on your policy and on the cause. Many policies treat sudden storm damage differently from wear, age or lack of maintenance. Read your policy or ask your agent. We can't tell you what your insurer will cover.
That's a question for your insurer or agent; it varies by company and policy. If it helps you decide, we can give you a written repair estimate before you file.
Dated photos of every damaged area and a written report describing what we found and what it would take to repair. It's yours to keep and to include with a claim if you decide to file.
No. The damage inspection, photos and written report are free, with no obligation to book any work.
Free inspection. Dated photos and a written report so you can file.
