HOW DO I KNOW I HAVE STORM DAMAGE



Common signs homeowners may notice include:
However, even when no visible signs are present from the ground, hidden roof damage may still exist. For this reason, we recommend scheduling a FREE professional inspection and assessment after major storm activity.
If your neighborhood has recently experienced hail or severe wind activity, or if nearby homes are being repaired following a storm, there is a strong possibility your property MAY also have damage. Many forms of roof damage cannot be identified from the ground.
Step 1: Free Inspection & Consultation
The first step is a FREE, NO-Obligation inspection.
Our team will inspect your:
If your home does not require a claim or major repairs, we will tell you directly. Our goal is to provide accurate information so homeowners can make their OWN informed decisions.
Step 2: Filing the Insurance Claim
If storm damage is confirmed, we will help guide you through initiating a claim with your insurance provider.
For many homeowners, this may be their first insurance restoration experience. We help simplify the process by explaining:
We handle the ENTIRE process for you (if you wish) and keep you fully informed along the way with any communications with your carrier!
Step 3: Adjuster Meeting & Claim Review
Once your insurance carrier schedules an adjuster inspection, we're happy to coordinate directly with the adjuster and can meet them on-site (with your permission). This is not a requirement by either party however.
During this meeting, we help:
Our role is to help ensure the scope of repairs accurately reflects the condition and needs of your home. This step is important because insurance estimates may occasionally omit necessary code items, ventilation components, permit fees, or additional roofing system requirements.
Understanding Insurance Estimates & Supplements PROCESS
It is very common for the INITIAL insurance estimate and a contractor’s estimate to DIFFER. This does not necessarily mean there is a problem with your claim. 
Insurance adjusters often write preliminary estimates before all construction details, local code requirements, or hidden conditions are fully identified. 
If additional items are required during the restoration process, WE work directly with your insurance provider to submit supplemental documentation and revised scope items when appropriate.
Insurance adjusters often write preliminary estimates before all construction details, local code requirements, or hidden conditions are fully identified. 
If additional items are required during the restoration process, WE work directly with your insurance provider to submit supplemental documentation and revised scope items when appropriate.
This process helps ensure:
In most approved insurance restoration projects, the homeowner’s primary responsibility is their deductible.
Step 4: Project Planning & Material Selection
Once your claim is approved, we review the insurance estimate/project scope with you in depth prior to scheduling ANY construction.
We help homeowners:
Every home is different, and we take the time to evaluate all project considerations, including:
Step 5: Construction & Project Management
During construction, quality control and communication remain top priorities.
Your DEDICATED Project Manager actively oversees:
If ANY unforeseen issues arise during construction, we address them quickly and communicate clearly with the homeowner throughout the process. We believe homeowners should never feel disconnected or uninformed from what is happening on their property.
Step 6: Completion, Warranty & Finalization
Upon project completion, we conduct a final walkthrough with the homeowner to ensure all work meets expectations prior to any invoicing to occur.
We also:
Advanced Construction Roofing LLC provides a 5-Year Workmanship Warranty in addition to applicable manufacturer warranties. Our commitment to our customers continues after the project is complete.