A: If your roof damage qualifies for a homeowner’s insurance claim, yes. We meet with your adjuster, use Xactimate pricing to align our findings with insurance industry standards, and submit supplemental documentation for anything the initial estimate missed. Insurance claims typically apply to full roof replacement rather than smaller repairs, since that’s usually what storm damage assessments call for — but not every roofing project involves insurance, and we’re just as equipped to handle a straightforward repair billed directly to you.

A: Possibly. Many replacement-cost-value policies withhold a portion of your payout as recoverable depreciation until the work is complete, and homeowners often don’t realize that amount exists. Once your roof is finished, we help you submit the documentation needed to collect it — the first check usually isn’t the final settlement.

A: A straightforward repair is often a single day. A full replacement usually takes one to three days depending on square footage, roof complexity, and whether decking repair is needed. Multi-trade storm restorations — roof plus gutters, fence, or screens — take longer since work is sequenced across trades. We give you a specific timeline once we’ve completed our inspection.

A: No — and we’d be cautious of any roofer who offers one. Roof condition varies too much from hidden decking damage to ventilation issues that aren’t visible from the ground. We provide a complimentary in-home inspection and hand you a fully itemized, fixed-price proposal based on what we actually find.