Hail or wind hit? Here’s what’s next.

Storm claims count as acts of nature, so they aren’t held against you the way an at-fault claim is. Your premium can still change at renewal if the whole area had losses.

We help you appeal with better documentation, and denials do get reversed that way. If the damage really isn’t covered, we’ll tell you. There’s no point pushing a claim that won’t land.

No. In Oklahoma you pick your contractor, your insurer doesn’t. We’ll help you file even if you go with someone else.

No, and nobody should. The deductible is your share. A contractor who offers to waive it is committing insurance fraud, and it puts your claim at risk.

Not if it costs less than your deductible. We’ll tell you that at the inspection. We’d rather lose the job than push a claim that costs you money.

Two to four weeks from the first call to a finished roof, and most of that is waiting on the adjuster. We’ve done it in six days. Slow carriers have taken six weeks.

Yes. Same day, no charge, before anything else. We document the damage for your claim while we’re up there.

Covered under the same claim when the storm caused it. We replace gutters ourselves. Siding and soffits go to two crews we’ve worked with for ten years, on one invoice.