Insurance Claims

At United Roofing Services, we understand that dealing with roofing insurance claims can be a stressful and time-consuming process. That's why we offer comprehensive roofing insurance claims services to help streamline the process and ensure that you receive the coverage you're entitled to.

Our team of experienced professionals has years of experience working with insurance companies and navigating the claims process. We'll work with your insurance adjuster to provide a thorough and accurate assessment of your roof's damage and ensure that all necessary repairs are covered under your policy.

Don't know how to file a claim? See our step by step guide below to make sure your claim is filed correctly!

1. Assess the damage: After the storm has passed, it's important to assess the damage to your roof as soon as possible. This includes inspecting the roof for any signs of damage, such as missing or cracked shingles, dents, or holes.

2. Contact your insurance company: Once you've assessed the damage, contact your insurance company to file a claim. Be sure to have your policy number and any relevant documentation, such as photos of the damage, on hand when you call.

3. Schedule a roof inspection: The insurance company will likely send an adjuster to inspect the damage and assess the cost of repairs. Make sure to schedule this inspection as soon as possible.

4. Get repair estimates: While you're waiting for the adjuster's report, get repair estimates from a few reputable roofing contractors. Make sure to get detailed estimates that include the cost of materials, labor, and any other associated costs.

5. Review the adjuster's report: Once the adjuster has completed the inspection, they will provide a report detailing the damage and estimated cost of repairs. Review this report carefully to ensure that all of the damage has been accurately assessed.

6. Negotiate with your insurance company: If you disagree with the adjuster's report, you can negotiate with the insurance company to try to get a higher payout. This may involve providing additional evidence or getting a second opinion from a roofing contractor.

7. Hire a roofing contractor: Once you've settled on a repair plan with your insurance company, hire United Roofing Services to make the repairs. Make sure to choose a reputable contractor with a good track record of quality work.

8. Document the repairs: Keep detailed records of the repairs, including receipts for materials and labor, as well as photos of the completed work. This will be important if you need to file a future claim related to the same damage.

9. Finalize the claim: Once the repairs are complete, contact your insurance company to finalize the claim. They will likely require proof of the completed repairs, so make sure to have all of your documentation ready to go.

Following these steps should help ensure a smooth and successful insurance claim process for storm-damaged roof repairs.