We handle the whole insurance claim, so you're not doing it alone

Where claims actually go wrong

An adjuster spends a limited amount of time on your roof and writes what they can verify. If nobody has documented the bruised mat, the soft-metal hits, the creased shingles on the back slope, or the code items the replacement will require, none of it goes in the scope — and what isn't in the scope doesn't get paid.

What we do on your claim

We inspect and photograph everything before you file, so you know what you have. We write a scope of the work required. We meet your adjuster on the roof and walk it with them. We handle supplements when the initial scope misses items. And we deal with the paperwork through to the final invoice.

What we won't do

We won't invent damage, we won't tell you we can make your deductible disappear, and we won't file a claim on a roof that doesn't have a real loss. That's insurance fraud, it's a felony in Texas, and there are roofers around here who'll offer it. Walk away from them.

Texas law you should know

Under Texas law, a roofer cannot act as a public adjuster on your claim — negotiating the claim itself on your behalf is a separate licensed role. What a contractor can do is document damage, provide a scope, meet the adjuster, and do the work. That's exactly the line we work inside.