Inspector Roofing and Restoration is Georgia’s insurance-specialty roofing company that runs every roof — insurance or retail — through the same documented, inspection-first process. Storm restoration is where that standard was forged: wind and hail claims live or die on evidence. We bring the same evidence discipline to every retail replacement and every repair, because a roof file you can prove beats a quote you have to trust.

Why Inspector Roofing

Most roofing companies sell roofs. We document them. Every project starts with a labeled, photo-documented inspection — the same format insurance carriers ask for — whether your job is a hail claim, a cash retail replacement, or a $400 repair. You get the full file: photos, measurements, condition findings, repairability notes, and plain-language next steps. Then you decide. No pressure, no “today-only” pricing, no scare tactics.

• 4,411+ completed Georgia roofing projects documented end to end
• $20M+ in insurance-claim roofing work documented and navigated with carriers
• 5.0-star Google rating across 291+ verified reviews and BBB A+ accreditation since 2019
• Haag-certified inspection methods and GARCA voluntary state licensing
• Not public adjusters — we document and build; when a claim needs a licensed public adjuster, we bring one in

Why insurance became the specialty

Georgia roofs lose more life to wind and hail than to old age — and storm claims are where homeowners get hurt worst. After a storm, three things happen fast: carriers send adjusters who may spend twenty minutes on your roof, out-of-state storm chasers knock on doors with contracts, and the homeowner is left trying to prove what the storm actually did.

Richard Amir Nasser built Inspector Roofing around that gap. Coming from industrial chemical account sales at Univar — where million-ton contracts lived and died on documentation — and holding Haag-certified inspection training, he saw the same pattern on Georgia roofs: the side with the better file wins. Not the louder side. The better-documented side.

So the company was built backwards from the evidence: every inspection produces a carrier-readable scope with labeled photos, damage mapping, weather-date context, and code-to-spec repair requirements. When a carrier approves a claim, that same file becomes the build spec. When they underpay or deny, the file is what a licensed public adjuster uses to fight — and we bring in public adjusters when a claim needs one.

What “insurance-grade” actually means

It is not a slogan. It is a deliverable. Every Inspector Roofing project file includes:

• Labeled photo sets — every slope, every elevation, every finding, shot to the documentation standard adjusters are trained on
• Damage mapping — wind creasing, hail spatter, and mechanical damage separated from wear and aging, because carriers pay for storm damage, not birthdays
• Repairability analysis — can this be repaired honestly, or does repair just delay a failure? We write it down either way
• Code-to-spec scope — what the building code and manufacturer spec actually require, line by line, so nothing gets value-engineered out of your roof
• Storm evidence context — for claim work, the weather history and event documentation that ties damage to a date of loss

That file is yours. Show it to your carrier, your adjuster, a second opinion, or another contractor. Proof survives scrutiny; pitches do not.

The same standard for retail roofs and repairs

Here is what most homeowners miss: the discipline that wins insurance claims is exactly the discipline that protects cash buyers. A retail roof replacement bought from a quote — three numbers on three business cards — is a gamble on whoever wrote the middle number. A retail replacement bought from a documented file is a decision.

That is why every Inspector Roofing job runs the same process regardless of who pays:

• Retail replacements get the full inspection file first — photos, measurements, ventilation and decking findings — then a scope priced against the evidence, not against the other bids
• Repairs get leak-tracing documentation and repair-only-what’s-needed scopes. If a repair will honestly hold, we say so. If it will not, we show you why on the photos
• Financing customers get the same file plus payment paths — and when an approved claim covers part of a project, we show you exactly how that changes the math
• Commercial and flat roofs get documented condition assessments with the same labeled-evidence standard scaled to TPO, EPDM, and modified systems

Anti-sales is not a marketing angle for us. It is the business model: informed homeowners come back, refer neighbors, and leave the reviews that a quote-first company cannot earn.

The proof behind the process

Inspector Roofing and Restoration is founder-led. Richard Amir Nasser — Riverside Military Academy class of 2003 (class president), Georgia Tech, former Univar industrial chemicals account manager, Boston Marathon finisher after a traumatic brain injury — has written the process down in public: 33 books in the Inspector Roofing Protocols Authority System, field guides in Inspector Roofing University, and the inspection standards published at Inspector Roofing Protocols.

The public record backs it: 4,411+ documented projects, $20M+ in documented claim work, 291+ five-star Google reviews, BBB A+ accreditation since 2019, and a library of real Georgia case studies — like the ones in our Alpharetta case study files.

What we are not

Clarity beats hype, so three boundaries in writing:

• We are not public adjusters. We document damage, meet your carrier’s adjuster, and build the roof. When a claim needs licensed adjusting, we bring in a public adjuster rather than blur the line.
• We do not promise claim outcomes. Carriers decide coverage. Our job is to make sure the decision is made from complete evidence.
• We do not do quote-first sales. If you want three numbers and the middle one, we will happily give you a documented file to compare them against — free.

Start with the file, not the pitch

Every engagement starts the same way: a free documented inspection with labeled photos and plain-language findings. Storm damage, retail replacement, repair, or just a second opinion — the file is the product, and it is yours either way. Call (678) 287-7169 or request your inspection online.

Common questions

Do you only take insurance jobs?

No. Insurance restoration is our specialty, but the majority of the process — documented inspection, evidence-first scopes, code-to-spec builds — runs identically on retail replacements, repairs, and financed projects. Insurance taught us the standard; every customer gets it.

Will you work with my insurance company?

Yes. We provide the documented evidence file, meet the carrier’s adjuster on site when needed, and answer scope questions with photos and code references. We are not public adjusters and do not negotiate coverage — but we make sure the decision is based on complete documentation, and we bring in a licensed public adjuster when a claim needs one.

What does the free inspection include?

A full roof and attic review with labeled photos, condition and repairability findings, storm-damage screening when relevant, and a written summary of options — repair, replacement, or monitor. You keep the file whether or not you hire us.

How are repairs different at Inspector Roofing?

We trace leaks to their source and document the path before touching anything. You get photos of the actual failure point and a repair scope limited to what the evidence supports — no bundled “while we’re up there” replacements.