Schedule Your Free Roof Inspection Today!
We get it. One of the worst parts of discovering a roof leak due to an act of nature is the confusion around if and how to proceed with filing an insurance claim. We also get that you’d prefer this sizable expense be paid by the insurance company you’ve been sending money to over many months and years! Let Great American Roofing Company use our over 20 years of experience working alongside insurance companies to help you navigate these uncertain waters.
First things first: our contractors have the expertise to pinpoint minor, moderate and extreme roof damage, any of which may not be so clear to the untrained eye after a storm. (Normal roof wear and tear may discolor or wear down your roof’s shingles, but they should not be dented,
wind-blown or missing, risking further damage to your roof and your home!)
Secondly, the staff of The Great American Roofing Company will represent your interests during the insurance inspection process.
We can assist with the filing of the claim and agree to the insurance-paid repairs. Once the claim is approved, we will then conduct the work in the
most professional and efficient manner.
With extensive expertise in both residential and commercial roof repairs, not to mention total replacements, Great American Roofing Company knows the materials and processes that will restore your sanity after a damaging weather event, or even a “long time coming” realization that your older roof needs replacing. It’s no surprise that you would rather spend your time and money on something else, but the importance of a solid, waterproof roof cannot be overstated.
Before you file a claim with your home insurer to fix your roof leak, could Great American Roofing Company inspect your property and
offer a free estimate for roof repair or replacement? Dial (1-866-276-6335)
or complete our online form today to schedule an appointment.
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