Roof Insurance Claims, Handled For You
Storm damage is stressful enough without decoding an insurance policy. We have walked hundreds of Metro Atlanta homeowners through the claim — from the first inspection to the final check — and we speak the adjuster's language.
Local note: Paulding County's spring supercells drop the heaviest hail in the metro, and the damage often is not visible from the ground. We know how local adjusters scope a claim — so your paperwork moves instead of stalling.
How your roof claim works, step by step
1. Free inspection
We walk the roof and fly the drone, then document hail bruising, wind creasing, and collateral damage with dated photos.
2. You file, we arm you
You call your carrier. We give you the date of loss and the damage details so the claim starts on solid ground.
3. We meet your adjuster
This is where claims are won or lost. We are on the roof with them so nothing gets scoped out.
4. Scope review & supplements
We compare their estimate line by line against what the job actually requires and supplement where it falls short.
5. We build the roof
Manufacturer-certified installation, then the final paperwork so your depreciation gets released.
What is usually covered — and what is not
- Hail impact and bruised shingles
- Wind-lifted, creased, or missing shingles
- Fallen tree limbs and storm debris
- Interior water damage from a storm-caused leak
- Age and normal granule loss
- Deferred maintenance and old, unrepaired leaks
- Poor original installation
Not sure which one you have? That is exactly what the free inspection answers — in writing.
Questions homeowners ask us
Yes. We inspect and document the damage, give you the details you need to file, meet your adjuster on the roof, and handle supplements when their scope misses something. You file the claim — we make sure it is scoped correctly.
Sudden, storm-related damage: hail impact, wind-lifted or missing shingles, and damage from fallen trees or debris. Normal age, wear, and deferred maintenance are generally not covered.
Most Georgia policies require the claim within one year of the date of loss, and some are stricter. If you think a past storm damaged your roof, get it inspected now rather than waiting for a leak.
Not always. Denials often come down to what the first adjuster documented. We re-inspect, photograph what was missed, and help you request a re-inspection with that evidence.
Storm and hail claims are typically treated as non-preventable weather events, which insurers handle differently from liability claims. We will tell you honestly if the damage is not worth filing on.
Nothing. The roof inspection and the written damage report are free, with no obligation to file or to hire us.