1. Assess the damage
After a hail or wind storm, you should visually inspect the damage to your roof (from the ground). Check for issues like missing shingles, hail dents, or tree damage. It’s also crucial to inspect your attic and ceilings for leaks. Even if no damage is visible, contact a licensed contractor to inspect your home, as they may catch potential problems you overlook.
2. Contact your insurance provider
If you and your chosen contractor notice damage, it’s time to contact your insurance provider to begin the claim process. Acting quickly is key, as you don’t want further damage to occur.
3. Claim assessment
After that, your insurance company will send a representative to assess the damage at your home. This step allows them to determine whether the damage is covered by your policy. Make sure your contractor is present during this inspection so no damage is missed.
4. Wait for the claim outcome
Once all inspections and documents are submitted, stay in contact with your insurance provider to receive the claim decision. Rocky Mountain Roofing & Construction is here to assist you throughout this process, ensuring everything moves forward smoothly.
Open today | 08:00 am – 05:00 pm |