Roof Insurance Claim Guide
Step-by-step guide to filing a successful roof insurance claim after storm damage in North Carolina.
Filing a roof insurance claim after storm damage can be overwhelming. This step-by-step guide will help Charlotte homeowners navigate the process and maximize their claim.
Before You File a Claim
Take these important steps immediately after storm damage:
- Document all damage with photos and video
- Prevent further damage with temporary repairs
- Keep receipts for any emergency repairs
- Do not sign anything with door-to-door contractors
- Contact a reputable roofing company for inspection
Filing Your Claim
Follow these steps when filing your insurance claim:
- Contact your insurance company promptly
- Provide documentation of all damage
- Request a professional adjuster inspection
- Have your roofer present during inspection
- Get a detailed written estimate
- Keep copies of all correspondence
Working with Your Roofing Contractor
Choose a contractor who will advocate for you:
- Select a licensed, insured contractor
- Get a detailed scope of work in writing
- Ensure they use quality materials
- Never pay the full amount upfront
- Verify they will handle supplemental claims
- Get warranty information in writing
Expert Tip from Best Roofing Now
When in doubt, get a professional opinion. Our free roof inspections provide detailed assessments with no obligation. We'll give you honest advice whether you need repairs, replacement, or just regular maintenance.
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