Yes, we install metal roofs and can give you all the pros and cons of going with this upgrade so you can decide if it is right for you.
No, we do not charge for estimates or initial evaluations.
There are many factors that affect the cost of a roof replacement. A few of them are, layers of roofing material present, amount of square footage of the roof, steepness of the roof, type of material, complexity of the job, etc.
Yes, we have financing options available pending approval.
Yes, we install TPO, EPDM, Tile, and Standing Seam.
Yes, sometimes it does. Many HOAs have specific colors or shingles that are approved in the bylaws. They will be able to provide you with any necessary requirements. Many times, depending on your coverages, your insurance company will have to abide by these bylaws as well if you are forced to upgrade to a more expensive material because of them.
Yes, we install seamless gutters and gutter screens.
That depends on the situation and can change from month to month. The best we can do is an evaluation on your property and give you some suggestions on insurance companies that you might talk to based on our past experience. Ultimately you want a company that believes in taking care of their customers and an agent that really understands the coverages included in their policies and how they affect you. Choosing based only off loyalty or price alone is usually a bad idea.
Yes, we can work with all insurance companies by assessing damage before a claim is filed, meeting your adjuster at your home to act as your construction and storm damage expert, working with claim paperwork after a claim is filed, or just evaluating your chances to get a roof replacement approved through your specific insurance carrier.
Yes, you usually should. Cashing the check does not imply that you agree with the adjuster’s assessment. It does prevent the insurance company from changing their decision to open coverage for damage. Once the check is cashed, we can discuss with them the amount of damage and the reasonable method of repair of those damages to your house.
Yes, we have financing partners that can do this pending approval.
You will have to contact your own insurance company. If your property was damaged, your insurance company will handle the claim even if the tree that fell grew on someone else’s property.
That depends on several factors. How much damage has been caused to your house? Do you have coverage from the insurance for the cause of that damage? How many claims have you filed in the last few years? The best way to really answer this question is with a property evaluation from our team.
No, you do not have to get an estimate in order to file a claim, but it is a good idea to have a storm damage evaluation completed before you file a claim in order to identify all damage that an adjuster should document. A good evaluator will be able to give you a rough idea on the potential cost to repair the damage vs what your deductible is. If the cost of repair is significantly higher than your deductible, it is usually a good idea to call your insurance claims department to file a claim.