How a Roof Insurance Reinspection Works

What is a Reinspection?

A reinspection is a request for a second look at your property damage by the insurance company. If you believe the initial adjuster missed damage, gave an inaccurate estimate, or wrongfully denied your claim, a reinspection gives you the opportunity to present new evidence and have your claim re-evaluated.

• Claim Denied: Your claim was denied, but you have evidence of covered storm damage.
• Estimate Seems Too Low: The payout offered isn't enough to cover the actual cost of repairs.
• Damage Was Missed: The adjuster overlooked specific areas of damage, such as hidden leaks or wind-lifted shingles.

• Request the Reinspection: You or your contractor contacts the insurance company to request a new adjuster visit.
• Contractor Meets Adjuster: An experienced roofing contractor meets the new adjuster on site to point out the disputed damage.
• Documentation Review: The adjuster reviews the contractor's documentation, photos, and estimate to reconsider the claim.

• Photos: Clear, detailed photos of the damage, especially areas the first adjuster missed.
• Original Estimate: A copy of the insurance company's initial estimate.
• Contractor's Report: A written report and detailed estimate from a qualified roofing contractor.

We stand by you during the reinspection process to ensure all damage is properly identified and documented:

• Meeting the Adjuster: We meet the new adjuster at your property to point out the damage and answer technical questions.
• Providing Documentation: We supply the necessary photos, reports, and estimates to support your claim.
• A Second Opinion: We offer a professional, objective assessment of your roof's condition.

Note: While we advocate strongly for our clients, we cannot guarantee specific outcomes or dollar amounts from your insurance company.

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