You may not know you have damage on your roof, which could cause major home improvement or repair costs in the future. Contact us today for a Free Inspection and our roofing experts will make sure your home is covered – literally. Within 10-20 minutes we will document everything we see and provide you with a thorough consultation explaining everything we found. If we do find something, we will work with you to possibly get your roof repaired and/or replaced – and who knows? Maybe your insurance provider will cover the cost. The cost of repairing a roof or replacing the entire roof varies. Factors include the square footage, complexity of structure’s design, and the materials that are required for services. However, if your home has experienced damage because of a storm, your insurance company may cover the repairs or replacement. The average cost of a repair service can cost anywhere between a few hundred dollars and a few thousand. Your typical roof replacement is anywhere from $7,000 to $21,000. If you have any damage by unavoidable weather events, your insurance coverage may cover the repair or replacement. Also, no matter how much damage occurs, your deductible may not increase. Typically, our customers can expect to pay a deductible of $500 to $1,000. This is based entirely upon your insurance policy. Once this is paid by you, the remainder is paid by your insurance company. When one of our storm experts identifies roof damage, we recommend fixing it immediately. Not resolving roof damage could result in further problems in your home. This means your home’s exterior, and interior, will require more work – costing you more money in the future. Again, if a storm inflicts damage to your home, your insurance may cover it. Important note: Unfortunately, your insurance likely does not cover damage in direct result of a previous roofing company’s incorrect installation(s). However, we can identify these kinds of mistakes. You will not have these types of issues with us. We pay close attention to detail and our production teams manage roof repairs throughout the entire process. Most roofs last between 15-20 years, and many more are lasting longer because of quality products, innovation, and excellent installation craftsmanship. However, that is not to say you should not consider the current wellbeing of your own home. How old is your roof? Are you completely confident in its upkeep or status? It’s very possible your roof could have more wear and tear than normal and need an immediate repair or replacement. Constant exposure to the sun, excessive rainfall, damaging winter storms and severe storms may have inflicted just enough damage for you to rethink the quality of your roof. Just because you don’t see the damage from the ground does not mean your roof isn’t compromised.
