Insurance Claims Support
Filing an insurance claim for roof damage can feel overwhelming — especially after a major storm. At Adame Roofing, we work alongside homeowners and business owners to help navigate the process from inspection to final repair, ensuring the claim is handled efficiently and the roof is restored to proper condition.
When to Involve Insurance
Insurance claims are typically filed when roof damage is caused by events such as hail, high winds, falling debris, or other storm-related incidents. Before filing, it’s important to confirm the damage qualifies under the policy and to document the condition thoroughly.
Our Role in the Process
Initial Roof Inspection
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We begin with a detailed inspection to identify and document all visible damage.
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Photographs and notes are taken to provide clear evidence for the claim.
Documentation & Report
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We compile a written assessment and images showing the location, extent, and probable cause of the damage.
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This report can be shared directly with the insurance adjuster.
Meeting with the Adjuster
When requested, we meet the insurance adjuster on-site to walk through the findings and ensure all damages are noted.
Scope Review
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Once the insurance company provides their estimate, we review it for completeness.
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Any missing or underestimated items are addressed with supplemental documentation.
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After approval, we complete the repair or replacement in accordance with the insurance scope, using materials that meet or exceed local building codes.
Repair Work
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Upon completion, we provide a final walkthrough and ensure all work aligns with the approved claim and meets our quality standards
Final Verification
What Homeowners Should Prepare
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A copy of the insurance policy (or key coverage details)
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Contact information for the claims adjuster
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Any prior maintenance records or warranty information
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Notes on the date and time of the damage event
Why Experience Matters
Insurance claims involve specific terminology, documentation standards, and timelines. A roofing contractor familiar with this process can help ensure that legitimate damages are recognized and that repairs are completed without unnecessary delays.