These answers summarize the inspection and insurance-claim guidance published by TopShop Roofing.
TopShop says its inspection covers the home exterior, roof components, siding, windows, doors, gutters, garage doors, sheds, nearby personal property, landscaping, visible interior damage, and the roof substrate from inside the attic when applicable.
Some damage is visible from the ground, but much of it is not. A TopShop representative can inspect the property and review recent storm activity to help identify whether the damage appears storm-related.
If the inspection finds storm-related damage that may warrant replacement of a roof or another major component, the next step is to review the homeowner policy and begin the claim process.
TopShop inspects the property, assists with filing, meets with the insurance adjuster, reviews the insurer’s scope, and helps make sure covered repairs are completed to current building codes and standards.
TopShop says its representative arrives early, marks damaged areas, prepares roof access, and walks the property with the insurance adjuster. The insurer makes the final coverage determination and repair estimate.
TopShop reviews the situation and may recommend a reinspection request or a third-party appraisal, depending on the reason for denial.
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