Tampa Bay Area Roof Insurance Claims

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When filing for an insurance claim, the first thing you will need to do is locate your insurance policy information. When most people think about filing a claim, they tend to think it will be another issue or hassle, but over the years filing a claim has gotten easier. A lot of companies now have provided us with new ways to simplify and speed things up. For example, you can now log in online or download an app to your phone.

What will happen after I have filed a claim?

Once you have touched base with your insurance company and they are aware of a claim, they will assign the claim to an adjuster to assess the damages done to your home. We will then take over from this point. As a roofing company that has dealt with insurance claims previously, we know how to work with adjusters and how to respond and explain to them what needs to be done to get your home fixed. We use the same software as your insurance companies do, so we may compare each other’s work. This will help in getting your claim done as soon as possible.

We like to explain as much in detail to your insurance company what is going on so they know to take responsibility. As well, we check and make sure that your home is up to code so that the insurance company can send you a summary in as little as a week.

When the adjuster is sent to review the damage, we’ll make sure our representative is on site to assist with the inspection process. Upon receipt of the adjuster’s report, our professionals will review the detailed findings for accuracy. From there, all that is left is to complete some paperwork and you are on your way to having a brand-new roof installed. Our experienced roofing professionals will ensure that the process is painless and your roof lasts for years to come.

Making the Most of Your Claim

There are so many details that go into repairing storm damages that insurance companies don’t always see. With our help, we can ensure that the adjustors take into account these small details. If a claim has been filed already and something was missed, we know about filing for claim supplements.

Recoverable Depreciation

When a claim is filed, insurance companies sometimes withhold what is known as recoverable depreciation. They tend to do this so that they can make sure all the work has been completed for your claim. If insurance companies see that the work has not been completed, this amount is lost and will not be paid.