Inspection
A free roof and exterior inspection to understand the visible storm, hail or wind damage and the condition of your home.
STORM DAMAGE & INSURANCE SUPPORTInsurance claim?
Insurance claim?
Get the details right.
We inspect your roof and exterior, photograph the visible damage and put the findings and proposed repair scope together for your claim. Your insurer decides coverage — we help you go into that conversation prepared.
Call (630) 659-4067 Free inspection. No obligation. We never promise a claim outcome.
01 / HOW WE HELPThe construction side
The construction side
of your claim.
We are your contractor, not your insurer or public adjuster. Here is what we can do to help you prepare.
Photos
Clear photographs of the damage we find, labelled by area, kept in your project file.
Documentation
Inspection findings and a proposed repair scope written up so you can share them with your insurer.
Meeting the adjuster
If you would like, ask about a team member being there for the adjuster’s visit to walk through the damage we documented. Availability is confirmed by the team.
AN HONEST NOTEYour insurer decides
Your insurer decides
coverage.
Coverage, claim approval and payment are decided by your insurance company under the terms of your policy. We do not negotiate your claim, interpret your policy or promise any outcome. We explain the damage and the construction work.
If damage is not covered, you can still review the repair scope and estimate and decide whether to go ahead.Report the damage to your insurer
Ask about your policy, reporting process and any deadlines.
Get a free inspection
We document the visible damage and propose the repair scope.
Share the details
Give your insurer the photos and findings, and meet the adjuster if needed.
Decide your next step
Review your insurer’s decision and the repair estimate, then decide how to proceed.
02 / WHAT TO HAVE READYDocuments that
Documents that
help.
You do not need all of these to request an inspection. Gather what you can — it makes the conversation with your insurer and the team easier.
Your policy details
Insurer name, policy number and the contact details for reporting a claim.
Your claim number
If you have already reported the damage. You can request an inspection without one.
Date of the storm
When it happened and what you noticed afterwards.
Your own photos and video
Dated pictures of the damage, inside and out, taken as soon as it was safe.
Receipts for temporary repairs
Tarps, buckets, clean-up or anything bought to prevent further damage.
Adjuster contact and paperwork
The adjuster’s name, inspection date and any report or estimate they send you.
Roof history, if you have it
Previous repair invoices, installation dates and warranty documents.
QUESTIONS, ANSWEREDInsurance help
Insurance help
questions.
Do I need a claim number before the inspection?
No. You can request an inspection first. Your insurer can explain how and when to report damage under your policy.
Will you guarantee my claim is approved?
No. Nobody but your insurer can decide that. We document the damage and the proposed repairs; your insurer assesses coverage.
Can you talk to my insurance company for me?
We can share our photos, findings and repair scope, and be available to walk the adjuster through the damage if you ask. We do not negotiate your claim or act as your public adjuster.
What if the adjuster’s scope is different from yours?
Discuss it with your insurer — they can explain their assessment and any review process. We can explain the construction work we proposed and why.
What if the damage is not covered?
You can still review the written repair scope and estimate with the team and decide whether to proceed. There is no obligation.
Is the inspection free if I don’t go ahead?
Yes. The inspection is free and there is no obligation to go ahead with any work.
Go into your claim
prepared.
A free inspection. Documented damage. An honest conversation.