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 about 60 seconds · Free · No obligation
A few quick questions — where the roof is and what happened. Takes about a minute. That's all the shopping you do.
We 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.
If 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 today (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.
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.
