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Insurance Claim Experts

Roof Insurance Claim Help

Navigating an insurance claim shouldn't be stressful. We guide you through the entire process from inspection to repair completion.

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How We Help With Your Claim

Insurance claims can be complicated. Adjusters use technical language, policies have fine print, and it's hard to know if you're getting a fair deal. That's where we come in.

Professional Documentation

We provide detailed inspection reports with photos that insurance companies accept.

Adjuster Meetings

We can meet with your adjuster to ensure nothing is missed during their inspection.

Supplement Claims

If hidden damage is found during repairs, we help file supplemental claims.

Fair Estimates

Our repair estimates align with industry standards that insurers recognize.

Beware of "Storm Chasers"

After storms, out-of-town contractors go door-to-door promising free repairs. Many take deposits and disappear, or do subpar work with no warranty.

  • Always verify contractor licenses
  • Check for local business address
  • Never pay full cost upfront
  • Get everything in writing

We're local. Based in Frankfort, IL with 20 years serving Chicagoland. BBB A+ rated.

The Insurance Claim Process

Here's how we guide you through a successful insurance claim from start to finish.

Step 1

Free Inspection

We inspect your roof and document all damage with detailed photos and measurements.

Step 2

File Your Claim

You file the claim with your insurance company. We provide all documentation needed.

Step 3

Meet the Adjuster

We can meet with your insurance adjuster to ensure all damage is properly assessed.

Step 4

Repair Your Roof

Once approved, we complete quality repairs covered by your insurance settlement.

What's Typically Covered?

Usually Covered

  • Hail damage to shingles and roofing materials
  • Wind damage from storms
  • Fallen tree or debris damage
  • Water damage from storm-related leaks
  • Damaged gutters and downspouts
  • Damaged flashing and vents

Usually Not Covered

  • Normal wear and tear
  • Damage from lack of maintenance
  • Pre-existing damage before the storm
  • Cosmetic damage that doesn't affect function
  • Flood damage (requires separate policy)
  • Damage from neglected repairs

Not sure if your damage is covered? We'll help you find out.

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Understanding Your Deductible

Your deductible is what you pay out-of-pocket before insurance covers the rest. For roofing claims, this is typically 1-2% of your home's insured value or a flat amount.

Example: On a $300,000 home with 1% deductible, you'd pay $3,000 toward repairs before insurance covers the remainder.

We Can Help With:

  • Understanding your specific deductible
  • Maximizing your claim payout
  • Financing options for your deductible
  • Payment plans that work for your budget

Frequently Asked Questions

Will filing a claim raise my insurance rates?

Storm damage claims typically don't raise rates since they're not your fault. However, multiple claims in a short period might affect rates. We recommend discussing with your agent.

What if my claim is denied?

Denials happen, but they can often be appealed. We'll help you understand why it was denied and what documentation might help overturn the decision.

How long do I have to file a claim?

Most policies require claims within 1 year of the damage occurring. However, it's best to file as soon as possible after discovering damage.

Do I have to use the insurance company's preferred contractor?

No! You have the right to choose your own contractor. We recommend getting quotes from licensed, insured contractors like us.

What's the difference between ACV and RCV coverage?

ACV (Actual Cash Value) deducts depreciation from your payout. RCV (Replacement Cost Value) pays the full cost to replace. We can help you understand your specific policy.

Let Us Help With Your Insurance Claim

Don't navigate the claims process alone. Schedule a free inspection and let our experts guide you to a fair settlement.