Insurance claim roofing services we handle
This page is focused on insurance roof claims (storm damage). If you’re dealing with a recent weather event, we can help you understand what you’re seeing and the best next step.
- Hail damage roof inspections (shingles + soft metals)
- Wind damage roof claims (missing / creased shingles, lifted tabs)
- Storm damage documentation (photos + notes + measurements)
- Adjuster meetings (on-site coordination when scheduled)
- Scope review (compare insurer scope vs. proper restoration)
- Supplements (when scope misses required items)
- Roof replacement or repairs once approved
What “best” looks like for an insurance claim roofer
What you should expect
- Clear inspection findings (not vague “maybe” language)
- Photo documentation you can keep
- Contractor present for adjuster inspection
- Scope review (accessories + components included)
- Transparent communication (timelines + expectations)
Common red flags
- Pressure to sign before inspection documentation
- They won’t meet the adjuster
- No photo report / no clear scope discussion
- Unclear warranty terms
- Out-of-town contractor with no local accountability
Why Alpharetta homeowners choose Inspector Roofing and Restoration
Insurance claims work best when the contractor’s process is consistent and documentation is strong. We focus on clarity, proper scope, and doing the restoration correctly.
- Insurance-first workflow: inspection → documentation → adjuster meeting → scope review
- Documentation discipline: photos, measurements, and clear reporting
- Supplement readiness: when scope misses required items, we support the supplement properly
- Local focus: based in Alpharetta, serving North Atlanta
Local context: Alpharetta storm damage claims
Alpharetta and surrounding North Atlanta areas can experience hail and wind events that impact shingles, ridge caps, vents, and soft metals. When storm damage is documented and covered by policy terms, homeowners may be eligible for repair or replacement.
Disclaimer: Inspector Roofing and Restoration is a roofing contractor, not an insurance company and not a law firm. Coverage decisions are determined by the insurer and policy terms.