Storm damage & insurance claims
Hail or wind damage? We’ll handle the claim with you.
We document the damage, meet your adjuster and handle the repairs, so in most cases your only out-of-pocket cost is your deductible.
How the claim process works
- AssessmentBefore you file, one of our trained pros inspects for hail or wind damage, documents everything and gives you an honest recommendation.
- Working the claimOnce the claim is filed, we meet with your adjuster to make sure all damage is covered, not just the roof but windows, gutters and siding too.
- CoverageAfter the adjuster’s visit we walk you through their findings and what happens next, and copy you on all correspondence with your adjuster.
- InstallationWhen the insurance side is settled, we install your new roof, gutters, windows or siding using the products we trust.
- Work completionOur production team walks the property with you, then sends a certificate of completion so your insurer releases the remaining funds.
Storm damage across the Indianapolis metro
Hail and high wind drive most exterior insurance claims in central Indiana, and the damage often isn’t visible from the ground. We inspect the roof, siding, gutters and windows together, because an adjuster who is only shown the roof will only pay for the roof.
Think you have storm damage?
Get a free inspection before you call your insurance company.
Storm claim questions
Should I call my insurance company first?
Get a free inspection first. We document any hail or wind damage and give you an honest recommendation on whether a claim makes sense before you file.
What will I pay out of pocket?
In most cases, your only out-of-pocket cost is your deductible. We work with your insurer and copy you on all correspondence with your adjuster.
What do you inspect?
Your roof, siding, gutters and windows together, because an adjuster who is only shown the roof will only pay for the roof.
What happens after the work is done?
Our production team walks the property with you, then sends a certificate of completion so your insurer releases the remaining funds.
