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Weather Damage

My Roof May Have Been Damaged by Weather, Now What?

If your roof was damaged by Mother Nature, time is not on your side. Not all damage can be observed at the ground level, or to the untrained eye. By scheduling an inspection with a trained weather damage expert, we can provide you with comprehensive documentation of your roof.

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Our roofing experts present visual proof through photos and videos showcasing any identified damages and concerns on your roof.Our ProcessBest Choice Roofing provides a streamlined process
from start to finish.
Free Roof InspectionFree Roof Inspection
Assessment of OptionsCommunication with Your Insurance CompanyAgreementAdjuster MeetingColor Picking PartyPaperwork ReviewSchedule InstallationRoof ReplacementCertificate of CompletionMaterial Order
Assessment of Options
After a thorough roof inspection, we provide you with a comprehensive assessment of available options.
AgreementWe commit in writing to do the work approved by your insurance company, for what they offer to pay – and you promise to use us to replace your roof.
Communication with Your Insurance CompanyOur roofing experts act as liaisons to your insurance company to ensure a seamless roofing solution.
As your technical advisor, we meet with your insurance adjuster to review damage found on your roof.Adjuster Meeting
Together we assess the color of the home's siding and surroundings to choose the best shingle color.Color Picking Party
Your roofing technician will then review all paperwork to ensure a seamless installation process. This includes pulling any necessary permits.Paperwork Review
Home with brown shingles on the roof
After picking out shingle colors and reviewing paperwork, we then order the materials needed to complete the install.Material Order
Now it's time to schedule your installation.Schedule Installation
Your roof is installed by roofing experts who have the necessary insurance credentials and licenses to offer up some of the best warranties in the industry.Roof Replacement
A dedicated production manager will ensure that your new roof was installed correctly and will send necessary documents to your insurance company.Certificate of Completion
4Experts3Replacement2Adjuster1CommitmentGet a Free EstimateFirst, we commit in writing to do the work approved by your insurance company, for what they offer to pay – and you promise to use us to replace your roof.Commitment1
Next, as your technical advisor, we meet with your insurance adjuster to review damage found on your roof.Adjuster2
Roof Replacement in Smyrna, DEThen, you pick out the color of your new roof and we do all the hard work.Replacement3
Lastly, your roof is installed by roofing experts who have the necessary insurance credentials and licenses to offer up some of the best warranties in the industry.Experts4
Get a Free EstimateFirst, we commit in writing to do the work approved by your insurance company, for what they offer to pay – and you promise to use us to replace your roof.Commitment1
Get a Free EstimateNext, as your technical advisor, we meet with your insurance adjuster to review damage found on your roof.Adjuster2
Roof Replacement in Smyrna, DEGet a Free EstimateThen, you pick out the color of your new roof and we do all the hard work.Replacement3
Get a Free EstimateLastly, your roof is installed by roofing experts who have the necessary insurance credentials and licenses to offer up some of the best warranties in the industry.Experts4

$9k-$20k

AVERAGE ROOF REPLACEMENT
*According to ANGI data

$500-$2.5k

AVERAGE OUT OF POCKET EXPENSE
*According to American Family Insurance
*Varies by state

Out of Pocket Expenses

The cost of repairing or replacing an entire roof can vary. Factors can include square footage, complexity of the structure’s design, and materials selected. Additional out-of-pocket expenses can consist of replacing rotten decking, premium warranties, ventilation, and material upgrades. 

The average cost of a repair service can range anywhere between $650 to $1,755. A typical roof replacement is anywhere from $6,000 to $20,000.

If you have any damage by unavoidable weather events, your insurance coverage may cover the repair or replacement of this sudden and accidental loss. 

Repair Services Breakdown

Once our in house pros detect roof damage, we advise prompt repairs to prevent potential complications. By prolonging existing damage you leave yourself open to severe problems.

Again, if weather inflicts damage to your home, your insurance may cover it.

Important note: Damages caused directly from errors made by a previous roofing company typically will not be covered by your insurance. We excel at detecting such errors and ensuring they won’t be a concern with our services. Attention to detail and our dedicated production teams ensure proper management throughout the entire process.

Replacement Services Breakdown

We understand that navigating the complexities of the insurance process can be overwhelming. Our roof replacement services ensure a seamless and stress-free new-roof experience. Our team of experts can help you assess the damage to your roof, and provide pro-tips for next steps.

Approved Coverage?

Approved Coverage

If the insurance adjuster confirms your roof has weather damage, your carrier will determine the amount and price of a roof repair/replacement, based on their comprehensive inspection.

Note, your insurance company will not just cover old roofs, but, discontinued materials on your home could be eligible for replacement.

Damage Not Covered

In the event that your roof is not covered by insurance, we remain committed to providing you with affordable roof repair and replacement services. At Best Choice Roofing, we are pleased to offer flexible financing options to accommodate your individual needs.

10 Insurance Terms You Should Know

The cost to replace or repair an insured item with a new or equivalent one, without deducting for depreciation.

The person or entity that owns an insurance policy and is entitled to the benefits and coverage outlined in the policy.

The amount of money that the policyholder must pay out of pocket before the insurance company begins to cover the remaining costs of a claim.

A formal request made by the policyholder to the insurance company for compensation or coverage for a loss or damage covered by the policy.

The maximum amount an insurance policy will pay out for a covered loss, as specified in the policy terms.

The market value of an insured item at the time of a loss, taking into account depreciation and wear and tear.

The periodic payment made by the policyholder to the insurance company in exchange for coverage and protection under the policy.

The process by which an insurance company evaluates an applicant’s risk profile to determine the premium and coverage terms for a policy.

Specific events or circumstances that are not covered by an insurance policy, and for which the insurance company will not provide compensation.

The maximum amount an insurance policy will pay out for a covered loss, often specified in the policy contract.

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