
Filing a roof insurance claim can feel like a guessing game if you're doing it alone. We can't promise what your insurance company will approve, but we can make sure the damage is documented clearly and that someone who knows roofing is standing on it with your adjuster.
When storm or hail damage affects your roof, the insurance claim process usually starts with a documented inspection. We walk the roof, photograph the damage in detail, and put together a clear record you can hand directly to your insurance company.
We're glad to meet your adjuster on-site during their inspection. Having someone there who works on roofs every day helps make sure nothing gets overlooked, whether that's damage tucked into a valley, a cracked vent boot, or bruising that's easy to miss from a ground-level look.
We want to be upfront about something important: we can't promise what your insurance company will approve or guarantee any specific claim outcome. What we can do is make sure the documentation is thorough and accurate, so the decision your carrier makes is based on the real condition of your roof.
If your claim is approved, we handle the repair or replacement the same way we handle every job, with a clear scope and your 100% satisfaction guarantee. If it's denied or only partially approved, we'll go through the roof with you again and talk through what options make sense.
We also help homeowners who aren't sure whether their damage is significant enough to file a claim in the first place. We'll give you an honest read after the inspection rather than pushing you toward filing something that isn't warranted.
Throughout the process we try to keep things straightforward: inspect, document, meet the adjuster if needed, and move forward with the work once you know where things stand.
Detailed photos of every area of damage, something you can hand straight to your insurance company.
We can meet your adjuster on the roof so the scope reflects what's actually there.
We won't tell you what your claim will be approved for. We focus on accurate documentation instead.
We help homeowners document and work through roof insurance claims across Minnetonka, Wayzata, Excelsior, Deephaven, Orono and Mound, where storm damage often affects several homes on the same block at once.
We also handle insurance claim inspections in Minnetrista, Shorewood, Tonka Bay, Spring Park, Long Lake, Hopkins, Eden Prairie, Plymouth and Chanhassen. Wherever you are in the west metro, we can meet your adjuster on-site and make sure the inspection reflects the real condition of your roof.
See every city we serveNo, and we wouldn't want to promise that even if we could. We don't control what your insurance company approves. What we do is document the damage thoroughly and accurately so your carrier has the real picture to work from.
Yes, we're happy to be on-site when your adjuster inspects the roof. Having someone who works on roofs daily there helps make sure damage in valleys, vents, or other easy-to-miss spots doesn't get overlooked.
We'll inspect the roof and give you an honest assessment. If the damage looks minor and a repair makes more sense than a claim, we'll tell you that rather than pushing you toward filing.
We'll go back over the roof with you and talk through what the real options are, whether that's a smaller repair scope or paying out of pocket for the remaining work.
Yes, once you know your approved scope, we move forward with the work the same way as any other project, with a clear plan and our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
It varies by your insurance company and how busy they are after a widespread storm event. We can't control their timeline, but we try to turn around our documentation and any adjuster meeting as quickly as possible on our end.
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Roof ReplacementA full tear-off and install done in the right order, from decking to the last ridge cap.
Roof RepairLeaks, missing shingles, and flashing failures, fixed without pushing you toward a replacement you don't need.
Commercial RoofingFlat, low-slope, or steep, we keep your building dry and your business open with systems built to last.
Gutter SystemsA great roof needs somewhere to send the water. We repair and replace gutter systems that actually move it away.
Cedar Shake RoofingNatural wood roofing for lakefront and wooded properties, installed and repaired with the material's quirks in mind.
Metal RoofingStanding seam and panel metal roofing built to shed snow and shrug off hail better than most materials.
Flat RoofingLow-slope and flat sections done with the drainage detail that keeps water from pooling in the first place.
Storm & Hail DamageFast inspections after a storm, with clear photos of what's actually damaged before any work begins.Fill out the form or call us at 952.649.6449 to schedule your free evaluation or request an estimate.