1) Storm Causation Assessment
We evaluate whether observed conditions are consistent with hail and/or wind events versus long-term deterioration. This includes pattern recognition across slopes and roof components rather than “single-spot guessing.”
INSPECTION-FIRST • INSURANCE-READY • STORM DAMAGE DOCUMENTATION
This is the standards-based inspection and documentation framework used by Inspector Roofing and Restoration to evaluate roof damage, identify storm-related causation, and produce clear evidence for insurance claim review. It’s designed for homeowners who want facts before filing — not guesswork, pressure, or “free estimate” sales tactics.
“Insurance-grade” means the inspection is structured to answer the questions carriers and adjusters actually evaluate: What happened? Is it consistent with storm-related damage? Is the damage isolated or widespread? Is it functional damage, cosmetic damage, or normal wear? The goal is clarity — not confusion.
We do not act as public adjusters and we do not negotiate claims. We provide objective inspection findings and documentation homeowners can submit to their insurance company for review.
We evaluate whether observed conditions are consistent with hail and/or wind events versus long-term deterioration. This includes pattern recognition across slopes and roof components rather than “single-spot guessing.”
We document the difference between functional storm damage, cosmetic conditions, installation defects, and age-related wear. This prevents weak or incorrect claim narratives that can lead to avoidable denials.
Evidence is captured with a structured approach: wide-to-tight photos, slope-by-slope coverage, and supporting collateral indicators when present. Documentation is organized so it’s easy to understand and review.
We inspect more than shingles: flashing, penetrations, vents, valleys, drip edge, gutter interactions, and common leak pathways. Insurance outcomes often depend on system-level clarity.
For steep, high, or complex roofs, drone-assisted documentation can reduce unnecessary foot traffic and improve visual capture. Safety and documentation quality come first.
Our system is informed by industry-recognized forensic roofing evaluation principles, including methodologies commonly taught in HAAG training. We use that knowledge as an input — and deliver the output as a repeatable Inspector Roofing system homeowners can understand.
Insurance claims often rise or fall on documentation quality and consistency. Our system is designed to reduce ambiguity by:
If an adjuster meeting is scheduled, we can be present to help ensure roof conditions are observed and documented accurately. We do not negotiate policy language; we support accurate observation and documentation.
An insurance-grade roof inspection is a structured evaluation designed to document roof conditions and identify whether damage is consistent with storm events. It includes organized photo/video evidence and clear findings homeowners can submit to their carrier for review.
Yes. A professional inspection helps you determine whether damage is present and whether it’s consistent with storm-related loss before you commit to a claim. This reduces unnecessary claims and improves clarity when a claim is appropriate.
We provide inspection findings, documentation, and on-site observation support. We do not act as public adjusters and do not negotiate claims. Homeowners use our documentation to support accurate claim review by their insurance company.
We evaluate damage patterns across slopes and components, look for storm-consistent indicators, and distinguish impact-related conditions from long-term deterioration. The output is a clear explanation supported by organized evidence.
Wind damage can include lifted or creased shingles, missing shingles, exposed fasteners, and compromised seal strips. We document affected areas and evaluate whether patterns are consistent with storm-related damage.
Yes. For steep, high, or complex roofs, drone-assisted documentation can improve capture quality and reduce safety risks. We use the best method for the roof and conditions.
During active storm periods, we prioritize same-day or next-day inspections when possible. Timing varies with demand and safety conditions.
Start with a fact-based inspection and organized documentation. Many denials are tied to unclear evidence or misclassification of conditions. We help homeowners establish clarity before they decide next steps with their carrier.
We serve Alpharetta and Metro Atlanta, including: Alpharetta • Roswell • Milton • Johns Creek • Cumming • Suwanee • Duluth • Sandy Springs and surrounding areas.
If you’re searching for an “insurance claim roof inspection near me,” this page explains the system we use and the documentation standard you can expect.