Rooftop Roofing Contingency

Our contingency states the following;

This estimate does not obligate the homeowners in anyway, unless it is approved by the insurance company and accepted by Rooftop Roofing, Inc. By signing this agreement, the homeowner authorizes Rooftop Roofing, Inc to pursue homeowner’s best interest for a roof replacement and restoration replacements or repairs at a price agreeable to the insurance company and Rooftop Roofing, Inc. No additional costs to the homeowner except for the deductible. When the insurance company and Rooftop Roofing, Inc agree upon a price, that price will be the final contract price for Rooftop Roofing and we will receive all the insurance proceeds for the work completed. The only out of pocket costs are your deductible. Additional costs could be incurred for items not covered by the insurance and are disclosed as part of this contract at signing such as rotted decking and serious structural defects. Such items are fairly uncommon and are priced at time and expense or priced at square foot price.

This basically states that we will work hard to maximize your claim, get all the damages you are entitled to receive, document and present the claim in a professional manner protecting your interest while advising you and advocating for you while handling your entire claim process. We have got you covered and are protecting your interest, not your insurance companies. We often find underpaid damages, missed damages, miss representations. Claims that are estimated as repairable by your insurance company often should be estimated as complete replacements. We are advocating for you, for your rights and holding your insurance company responsible for items and damages that are covered in your insurance policy.

By having us represent you, you can achieve a fair and honest settlement. We are extremely experienced adjusters and restoration experts. We are professionals and use multiple insurance estimating programs, infrared cameras to locate water and heat loss in your home or business or commercial property.

Disclaimer; Please note that some states limit how involved a contractor can become involved in your construction insurance claim, we are advocating our opinion and you should check with our office and your State insurance authority if you have any concerns.