THE Keys to Insurance Claims Repair Success

How we get you approved Insurance Claims

Hail, wind and storm damage are considered an insurance loss on your homeowner’s policy. Most insurance companies will pay the entire cost, less your deductible, for replacing the roof if it is damaged.

The claim is also considered a natural disaster and does not count against you for future rate increases.

Evans Roofing Services specializes in accident and weather related damage repair and replacement; including exterior roofing, gutters, siding, widows; also offering interior painting, sheetrock, ceiling texture, and flooring services.  Danny Evans and his administrative team are licensed insurance adjusters who know how to deal with your insurance company effectively and have extensive knowledge and background in the insurance claims process.  Let US do the work for you!

We will help you deal with your insurance company and meet with your insurance adjuster if requested.

Our involvement prevents you from getting stuck with a settlement that won’t cover your costs, or even worse, getting denied. With Evans Roofing Services you pay no out-of-pocket expense other than your insurance deductible.

We agree to accept what your insurance company will pay for the claim, including your deductible, and ensure the highest quality repair or replacement. You may also benefit from upgrades that we typically offer as signing incentives, such as upgrading the customer from 3-tab shingles to architectural shingles at no additional charge.

Our company is a Trusted Roofing Contractor and our professional workers are trained to the highest standards in the roofing industry!

Our Success Process

1. First, we ask that you provide us with a copy of your insurance adjusters summary report so we can review the scope of work and check all measurements to ensure all damage is fairly evaluated and reported accurately

2. Second, we match our contract to the work specified in the insurance adjusters summary report, including any supplements that may need to be added if the insurance adjuster missed something.

3. Third, we fax the signed contract to the insurance company.

4. Fourth, if there is a mortgage on the home, the mortgage company’s name will most likely be on the check along with yours. Most likely there will be several forms to be filled out and notarized.