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A roofing crew working on a shingle roof at dusk under work lights.

What does the crew do?Stop the water first.

They tarp the breach, clear the valleys and drains, and dry in the opening before the next band of rain.

Gloved hands holding a tablet over a shingle roof, photographing marked hail damage at sunset.

What about my insurance?Tonight's photos start your claim.

Cause, timing and extent, photographed while the damage is fresh. Your insurer will ask what was done to stop it. The photos answer that.

A crew re-roofing a single-story house, a trailer and pallets of shingles in the driveway, morning sun through the trees.

And once it's dry?We run the claim, then fix the rest.

A full inspection, the call to your insurer, your adjuster met on the roof. Then the roof, and the drywall and paint inside.

What counts as an emergency.

Any of these, call now. While you wait, stay off the roof, keep clear of wet outlets and fixtures, and move what you can out of the water’s way.

  • Water coming into the house
  • A tree or limb on the roof
  • Shingles torn off, deck showing
  • A hole punched by falling debris
  • Valleys or gutters overflowing into the walls
  • A broken skylight or vent flashing

Not urgent? Book the inspection.

Same crews, in daylight. Under an hour on your roof, free, and you keep the photos.

Rather talk it through? Call an office, day or night.

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