Storm Damage Inspections

STORM DAMAGE INSPECTION IN DENVER

Team Construction Roofing & Exteriors, Serving All of Metro Denver

Without a storm damage inspection from a reliable, honest contractor like Team Construction here in Denver, dealing with the aftermath of a disaster can be tough. Let us provide a free inspection of your roof and exterior, address each issue, and restore your home or property to its pre-loss state.

By contacting Team Construction, you will have a project manager to walk you through every step so that you have a full understanding of the process and restoration costs. There are no hidden fees, and we provide you with copies of all documentation sent to your insurance. We’ll even work directly with your carrier to ensure the job is done in compliance with their regulations, as well as all city codes and building inspectors. To get started with an expert by your side, please get in touch.

Does Storm Damage Require Immediate Attention?

Yes, after any mild to severe storm, whether it be hail, wind or other natural disaster, call your insurance company right away to report damage to your roof or exterior. In most cases, your insurance company will assign a field adjuster to inspect your property. Team Construction will meet your adjuster on site to ensure that all components, damaged areas and potential hazards are addressed immediately.

My Insurance Needs a Damage Estimate – Now What?

Whether or not we meet with an insurance adjuster, we will provide a free and comprehensive storm damage inspection to better assess repair costs. One of our licensed roofing contractors will come out, evaluate the damage, take measurements, then create a detailed, written estimate to be submitted to your insurance company for approval. You will also receive a copy for your information and records.

What Happens After the Storm Damage Inspection?

Your Team Construction project manager will begin planning your roof restoration, scheduling all dates and times, pulling permits, as well as working with you to select durable, more secure roofing materials. The build will move forward weather permitting, along with a signed agreement from you and approval from your insurance company. Upon completion of your new roof, your project manager will conduct a final inspection before billing is submitted to insurance.