Don't take the first no — or a lowball payout. A free documented re-inspection is how denied claims get reopened.
Serving Tucson · Phoenix · and everywhere in between
Takes 30 seconds · No obligation
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This program is for homeowners — the inspection and any insurance claim go through the property owner. If the roof worries you, it's worth passing along to your landlord: the documented inspection is free and protects them (and your ceiling).
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1A few quick questions — where the roof is and what happened. Takes about a minute. That's all the shopping you do.
2We do the searching for you: your request goes to the licensed local roofer best suited to your exact situation, and they inspect and document everything — free.
3If the damage qualifies, your roofer helps you through the claim so your policy pays for the work — you're typically only out your deductible.
No calling five roofers for quotes. Tell us once, and we place you with the licensed, insured local contractor best suited to your roof — not a national call center.
The inspection costs nothing and you're never obligated to file a claim or hire anyone.
Monsoon and hail claims are documentation games. Our partner roofers photograph and document everything before you decide anything.
Most homeowners hear from a roofer within minutes during business hours — always within one business day.
Arizona monsoons bring 60+ mph microbursts, wind-driven rain, and hail — exactly the kind of sudden storm damage homeowners insurance exists for. But damage that sits unrepaired can be denied later as "neglect." A free documented inspection now protects your claim either way.
100 severe thunderstorm warnings in Arizona in the past 30 days — the most recent yesterday (National Weather Service).
A denial letter is not the final word. Roof claims get denied — or paid at a fraction of the real cost — for reasons that have nothing to do with your policy: a ten-minute adjuster visit, missed damage, or thin photo documentation. Arizona homeowners have the right to a re-inspection, to file supplements, and to hire a licensed public adjuster who works for them, not the insurer.
Start with the free re-inspection. If the documented damage supports it, we connect you with licensed local roofers — and, where it makes sense, licensed public adjusters — who handle exactly these cases. No guarantees on any outcome, and no cost to find out where you stand.
Frequently, yes. Denials often come down to thin documentation or a rushed adjuster visit. A thorough re-inspection with photos and measurements gives you grounds to request a re-inspection, file a supplement, or bring in a licensed public adjuster.
Underpaid claims can be supplemented. Many homeowners recover significantly more once the damage is fully documented — and licensed public adjusters, who negotiate with insurers on your behalf, work on exactly these cases. No outcome is ever guaranteed, but a free documented inspection tells you whether it's worth pursuing.
A public adjuster is licensed by the Arizona Department of Insurance to represent you — not the insurance company — in a claim. For denied or underpaid roof claims, they reassess the damage, rebuild the claim file, and negotiate directly with your insurer.
Start by asking for the denial in writing with the specific reason — "wear and tear," "pre-existing," "cosmetic," or "no storm event" are the usual four. Each one is answered with documentation: a dated, photographed re-inspection tied to a specific storm. With that in hand you can request a re-inspection, submit a supplement, or bring in a licensed public adjuster. The same steps apply whether the carrier is State Farm, Allstate, USAA, Farmers, or anyone else; the process is set by your policy and Arizona law, not by the company.
Request the denial letter and your claim file, get an independent documented inspection, then send a written appeal to the carrier with the new evidence and a request for re-inspection. If that stalls, a licensed public adjuster can take over the negotiation, and the Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions accepts consumer complaints about claim handling. No outcome is guaranteed — but a denial that rested on thin documentation is the most common kind to reverse.
Usually. Policies set time limits for filing and for disputing, and the clock often runs from the storm date, not the denial date. The sooner the damage is re-documented, the more options stay open.
That's the whole point of the shop: you tell us about your roof once, and we do the searching. We match your exact situation — damage type, insurance status, location — with the licensed, insured local roofer best suited for it, and they reach out to you directly.
Often, yes. Denials frequently come down to thin documentation. A thorough inspection with photos and measurements gives you grounds to request a re-inspection or supplement.
Usually within minutes during business hours, and always within one business day. You'll get a text confirming your request right away.
No. The inspection happens first. If there's claim-worthy damage, your roofer will walk you through what your insurer needs.
Tucson and Southern Arizona, the Phoenix metro area, and the corridor in between — Casa Grande, Eloy, Coolidge, and surrounding communities.
60 seconds. Free inspection. No obligation.
