Roof Storm Damage
We are the company you need when you have an insurance restoration project to complete.
Whether you live in Connecticut or Florida, roof storm damage is always a possibility. We have extensive experience dealing with weather related damage. Call us at 860-796-5668 to get started.
The first thing you should do if your roof suffers storm damage is to get it tarped and protected. Call Rising Star today to receive advice on what actions to take after a your home sustains damage
Rising Star Roofs has a temporary emergency damage service that can help you quickly and efficiently. If you’re dealing with storm damage, you shouldn’t have to worry about trying to securely tarp a roof. Our team can help you protect your home and comply with your insurance company.
Once secured, you’ll want an estimate as quickly as possible so you can file your insurance claims. We can help you be prepared by ensuring that you have everything you need. By choosing Rising Star Roofing, you can rest assured that you will never be taken advantage of, scammed, or led down the wrong path. Our business is making sure that your family is safe, protected, and happy.
If you have come through a storm but aren’t sure whether you have sustained damage, we can help you with that as well. We can come out and do a full inspection to assess potential issues and problems before they become an emergency.
Some things you can watch for on your own are:
- Broken or loose shingles or tiles
- Gaps in metal roofing that might let water/rain inside
- Cracked tiles or shingles
- Loose or dangling gutters
- Damaged siding
- Damaged windows
If you have noticed any of these things with your home after a storm, don’t wait. Call us today for a free estimate and emergency services.
Roof damage insurance restoration FAQs:
Answers to your frequently asked questions about insurance restoration following storm damage.
If you believe your roof has been damaged as a result of a storm or fallen tree, you are likely seeking a contractor who understands and can navigate the insurance restoration process. What do you do to get started on fixing your roof? These FAQs will take you through the process.
What is insurance restoration?
Insurance restoration roofing is the repair of roof damage covered by a homeowner’s insurance policy. The cost of the repair work is generally paid for using the claim payout amount from the homeowner’s insurance company. These types of projects typically result from adverse weather events or damage from falling trees. A professional insurance restoration contractor will be able to navigate the insurance company’s process.
What signs of roof damage should a homeowner look for after a storm?
Storm damage can be as obvious as missing shingles or it may be something more subtle and not visible from the ground. Some things you can watch for on your own are:
- Broken or loose shingles or tiles
- Gaps in metal roofing
- Loose or dangling gutters
- Damaged siding or windows
How can my roofing contractor help?
Rising Star Roofing offers free inspections for storm damage claims. Our team visits your home and documents the areas on the roof impacted by storm damage. During the inspection, the contractor will go onto your roof to look for damaged shingles, decking, flashing, and vents, and check the interior and the attic for evidence of water infiltration.
What happens if there’s evidence of storm damage?
If evidence of storm damage is found, we will provide a report what helps you document those damages.
What happens after your claim is approved?
After receiving your insurance company’s approval, we will meet with you to finalize the details, including the type of shingles you want, the color you want, and the scope of the work. At this meeting, he will usually collect your payment for your deductible. Nearly all of our clients pay only their deductible for all work performed.
What kind of damages do insurance restoration contractors typically perform?
Insurance restoration projects typically result from damage resulting from adverse weather events or falling trees.
Hurricane
It’s estimated that insured losses from hurricane damage will total $300 to $600 million by the time the average hurricane season is done. Florida residents know that with every tropical storm and hurricane their chances of having to make an insurance claim go up.
Here are more smart considerations when you have a wind-damaged roof.
Wind
Named storms are not the only hazard to your property. Significant thunderstorms cause damage to CT and MA roofs many times each year. Winds as low as 40mph can cause significant damage to a roof.
Fallen Trees
A large tree crashing through your roof can cause extensive damage. What should you do if this happens to you? The first and most important step is to get your family out of harm’s way. Then, access the damage and get emergency services invoiced if the damage is extensive. Next, get your insurance company and contractor involved. Find out what else you need to know when your roof is damaged by a fallen tree.
Hail
It’s possible that you aren’t aware that your home has roof storm damage if you haven’t checked up on it. If your home has recently weathered a storm, it may be a good idea to learn how to start identifying roof storm damage. Here, we’re sharing all of our tips and tricks for finding signs of a hail-damaged roof.
