Roof Insurance Claim Assistance
We help homeowners navigate the roofing insurance process from inspection to final repair — with transparency, speed, and zero stress.
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Why Choose Green Attic Roofing for Insurance Claims?
Certified Roof Inspections – We provide detailed reports your insurance provider trusts.
Direct Insurance Communication – We handle the paperwork and calls so you don’t have to.
Honest Guidance – No pressure, no guesswork. Just straightforward answers.
Fast, Hassle-Free Repairs – Once approved, we move quickly to protect your home from further damage.
Our Roofing Insurance Claim Process
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Free Inspection
We assess your roof for storm, hail, or wind damage.
Documentation
We provide detailed photos, notes, and a written damage report.
Claim Filing Support
We help you file a claim or work with your adjuster directly.
Insurance Approval
Once approved, we review the scope and ensure fair coverage.
Roof Repair or Replacement
We complete the job quickly and professionally.
Final Walkthrough
We inspect the finished work with you and submit final documentation to close the claim.
What Storm Damage Is Covered by Home Insurance?
Most home insurance policies cover damage caused by sudden events like hail, strong winds, falling debris, and heavy storms. We frequently work with clients who experience:
Hail damage
Wind uplift and torn shingles
Leaks caused by heavy rain
Tree or limb impact
Flashing or structural damage
What To Do If You Think Your Roof Is Damaged
Most home insurance policies cover damage caused by sudden events like hail, strong winds, falling debris, and heavy storms. We frequently work with clients who experience:
Check for visible signs: missing shingles, dents, or leaks
Take photos from ground level (for safety)
Avoid DIY fixes that might affect your claim
Schedule a professional roof inspection
Don’t delay — many policies have short claim windows!
Avoid These Common Insurance Claim Mistakes
Waiting too long to file after the storm
Not documenting damage with photos
Letting the insurance company underestimate the damage
Failing to use a certified contractor
Accepting the first payout without expert review
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to call my insurance first or a roofer?
Will my insurance premiums go up?
What if my claim is denied?
Do you work with all insurance companies?