STORM DAMAGE / ROOF INSPECTION & REPAIR
After the storm,
start with a closer look.
Roof inspections, damage documentation and repair planning after hail, wind or monsoon damage. Tell ECG what happened and what you’ve noticed.
FROM DAMAGE TO A PLAN
Understand the roof.
Then plan the repair.
An inspection and clear documentation provide a starting point for discussing the work.
- 01
Discuss an inspection.
Share your location, when the storm occurred and the damage or leaks you have noticed.
- 02
Document the condition.
Talk through the inspection findings, affected roof areas and repair information needed.
- 03
Review the repair scope.
Discuss the proposed work, materials, timing and costs before deciding how to proceed.
ROOF WORK & INSURANCE
Two conversations.
Clear responsibilities.
ECG’s role starts with the roof: inspection, damage documentation and repair planning. Your insurer addresses policy coverage and claim decisions.
BEFORE THE INSPECTION
You don’t need to
get on the roof.
Describe what you can see from a safe location. Keep existing photos and note any water entering the property. If a leak is active, call ECG to discuss availability.
YOUR QUESTIONS
Questions after a storm.
Will insurance cover the repair?
Coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your policy and your insurer’s assessment. Ask your insurer about deductibles, exclusions and claim requirements. ECG can discuss roof damage and repair documentation.
What if I have already opened a claim?
Mention the claim when you contact ECG and have any inspection reports or insurer correspondence available. Discuss what roofing information is needed next.
Do I need to know the extent of the damage before calling?
No. Describe what you have noticed and when it happened. An inspection can help establish the roof’s condition and the work to consider.
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