Roof Damage Claims
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Roof Damage Claims
What FLG Will Do For You
- Our Team will perform a thorough property inspection, including your roof
- We will review your home insurance policy to determine available coverage
- We will review the insurance adjuster’s report
- Our Team will gather evidence of the damage, including taking photos and inspecting shingles, tile, 90#, and 30# paper
- We will file your claim and/or proof of loss statement
- We will represent you at any examination under oath and recorded statement
- We will aggressively negotiate and advocate settlement on your behalf
- We will institute litigation and pursue it aggressively through trial, if necessary to obtain the benefits you are entitled to
- We will meet and exceed your goals and objectives
- And much more!
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Roof Damage
While we often associate roof damage with hurricanes and tropical storms, your roof can incur damage from thunderstorms, hail events and inclement weather. As a Florida resident, it is important to check your roof’s condition regularly, especially during the rainy and windy hurricane season. Follow the FLG expert’s advice on monitoring your roof, outlined below. If you uncover damages to your home or roof, contact us immediately for a qualified inspection.
Have your roof inspected every few years by a licensed roofing professional:
By doing this, you will be able to compare your roof before and after a severe storm to see if there is damage. Make sure to document with photographs!
Inspect the roof immediately after a storm
This is key to prevent any further damage inside of the home.
Inspect and maintain your roof gutters
Did you notice a lot of granules in your roof gutters after a storm, which were not previously present? A roof that is losing a lot of granules might indicate roof wear and damage.