Insurance companies needing dependable roofing assessments

Regions affected by weather where we provide roofing evaluations for claims and maintenance recommendations.

OVERVIEW

The Challenge

Claims teams are asked to settle roof losses quickly and accurately, usually on properties they will never stand on. The hard part is separating genuine storm damage from ordinary wear, then documenting it well enough to hold up if the file is reopened months later. Vague narratives, photographs with no slope reference, and scopes that quietly omit underlayment or code-required upgrades all lead to the same place: supplements, disagreement, and a claim that stays open far longer than it needed to.

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Our Solution

We write assessment reports for adjusters rather than for homeowners. Every slope is photographed and referenced, hail and wind indicators are logged against the reported loss date, and the scope is itemised line by line in the format claims teams already work in. Where damage is cosmetic rather than functional, the report says so plainly.

This property was reported after a hail event that affected several streets in the same neighbourhood. The brief was to establish which slopes carried functional damage, which showed prior wear, and whether the decking met current fastening requirements.

Summary

“Adjusters need evidence, not opinions. We photograph every slope, record damage indicators against the reported loss date and itemise the scope in the format claims teams already use, so files close faster and supplements stay the exception.”

Assessment

Claims

Storm Damage

Reporting