A storm took part of the roof, and we
The loss
A severe storm tore off part of a home's roof and drove water inside. The owners brought us in before the carrier's first visit.
The first pass
- Roof, match, and water split apart.
- Each piece disputed separately.
- The claim drags.
- The family waits.
The full claim
- Present at the first inspection.
- Roof, match, and water as one claim.
- One complete scope from the start.
- Settled without a drawn-out fight.
What we did
We were present for the first inspection and documented the loss as one connected claim: the roof damage, the matching issue across the remaining roof, and the water that had reached the interior. Everyone worked from the same complete scope from the start.
The outcome
The roof, the matching, and the interior damage were handled together as one claim rather than pieced apart over time. It stayed straightforward and settled without a protracted dispute.
They were there at the first inspection and tied it all together. It never turned into three separate arguments over the roof, the match, and the water.
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Fair is what you're owed. We hold them to it.
You make one call. From there, we take the weight off your shoulders and handle the claim the way it should be handled.
