The short answer
If a storm damaged your roof, call (425) 568-5162 — we tarp fast to stop the water, document the damage to insurance standards, and can meet your adjuster on site. Sudden storm damage is typically covered by homeowners insurance; gradual wear is not, which is why documentation decides claims.
Wind, hail, and falling branches can turn a sound roof into an emergency overnight. Our team moves quickly to secure your home and prevent further water damage, then documents everything your insurer needs.
We've guided countless homeowners through storm claims and know how to work with adjusters. You focus on your family, we'll handle the roof and the paperwork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is emergency tarping covered by insurance?
Usually yes — insurers expect you to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage, and tarping is exactly that. Save the receipt; it's typically reimbursed as part of the claim.
Should I file the claim before or after a roofer looks at it?
Have a roofer inspect first if you can. Walking into the claim knowing the full extent of the damage — with photos — means nothing legitimate gets overlooked when the adjuster visits. We can meet the adjuster on site.
Do you work with all insurance companies?
Yes. We document to the standard adjusters expect regardless of carrier, and we've been through the process with most of the major insurers operating in Washington.
What if my storm damage claim gets denied?
Denials are often a documentation problem, not a damage problem. A detailed roofer's report with photos, a re-inspection request, or your carrier's appeal process can turn it around — we've helped homeowners do all three.