Expertise For Your Storm Damage Insurance Claim
When storms strike, your roof often takes a beating. While some damage is visible, there may also be hidden issues that allow leaks and interior damage over time. That's why having a professional inspection by Lifetime Quality’s experts is so important after major weather events.
Lifetime Quality has top industry trained roof inspectors that are experts at locating storm damage, wind damage, hail damage, and other forms of roof damage. Our roof inspectors will conduct your roof inspection with drones, videos, photographs, and visual inspections. We utilize services such as Eagleview® to provide precise measurements to ensure your best value and pricing.
Lifetime's skilled supplements team will work with your claims adjuster to get your roof approved for replacement.
Top Trained Roof Inspectors
Our roof inspectors are highly trained to locate and document all forms of storm damage. This includes damage from hail, high winds, falling trees/limbs, and more. We know what insurance adjusters look for, and will thoroughly inspect your roof using the latest technology for the best documentation.
Our Inspection Process Involves:
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High-definition aerial drone footage showing an overview of all roof sections (when applicable)
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Close-up photography and video capturing damage like fractures, punctures, and missing shingles
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Precise measurements of impact points, affected areas, and more using Eagleview software
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A ladder-based physical roof exam searching for less visible interior leaks and damage
This multi-pronged approach provides the detail needed to make your insurance claim iron clad. We capture proof that your entire roof system is compromised and requires full replacement, not just minor repairs.
In addition to inspections, our supplemental claims team has deep expertise negotiating directly with adjusters to get roof replacements fully covered. We walk you through all aspects of the claims process:
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Filing detailed claims backed up by photographic and measurement evidence of damage
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Communicating needed repairs based on an inspector's assessment
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Providing any additional documentation if the initial claim is denied
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Appealing inadequate settlements through a careful review process
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Recouping deductible payments when possible
We are your advocate and liaison to guide you through the challenging insurance claim process.
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