High winds, water intrusion, debris impact and structural damage can create expensive losses — and insurers may dispute cause, deductibles, repair scope or pre-existing conditions.
Five quick fields. Our team can gather the rest during follow-up.
Roof damage, interior water, broken windows, debris impact and structural damage may all stem from the same hurricane or named storm.
High winds can tear shingles, tiles and other roofing materials from the property.
Storm openings can allow water to damage ceilings, walls, flooring and personal property.
Wind and debris can affect walls, framing and exterior components.
Branches and construction materials can damage roofs, siding, windows and doors.
Compromised roofs or walls can allow rainwater into the structure.
Flying debris and wind pressure can damage exterior openings.
Start with the facts you have now. Our team can review the situation, identify what additional information is needed and explain the next step.
Carriers may argue that damage existed before the storm, resulted from wear and tear, falls below the deductible or costs less to repair than the homeowner's estimate.
Reasonable steps to prevent additional damage may be necessary, but document conditions and preserve receipts and photographs whenever possible.
An underpayment can be reviewed by comparing the policy, carrier estimate, repair evidence and cause of loss.
You do not need every detail before contacting us. Start with the basics and our team can follow up.
