Free, no-obligation storm-damage inspection with drone and infrared documentation — plus an honest repair recommendation.
After a storm, the hardest part is knowing the true extent of the damage. We give you a free, no-obligation roof inspection and a detailed, photo-documented report of every storm-related issue we find — so you have the facts in hand before you decide what to do next.
We produce drone photography, infrared moisture scans, and a clear written report. If the damage may be covered, we'll recommend you contact your own insurance carrier to start a claim.
With 20+ years roofing Florida's First Coast, we know what hurricane and wind damage looks like and how to document and repair it properly — for homes insured by Citizens, Universal, State Farm, Tower Hill, American Integrity, Frontline, Heritage, Florida Peninsula and more.
Under Florida law, you have one year from the date of the storm to file a new claim, and 18 months from the date of loss to file a supplemental claim. Missing these windows can forfeit your right to recover — call us right away after any storm.
That depends on your carrier and claim history, so it is best to ask your insurer directly. After a free inspection we can show you the extent of the damage and give you an honest repair-or-replace recommendation so you can make an informed decision.
Florida's building code generally requires that when more than 25% of a roof is repaired or replaced within a 12-month period, the work be brought up to current code. Since 2022 (Senate Bill 4-D) there is an important exception: if your existing roof was built or replaced in compliance with the 2007 Florida Building Code or later, you usually do not have to replace the entire roof — only the repaired portion must meet current code. Any required upgrade is often covered under your policy's ordinance-or-law coverage, and we will confirm how the rule applies to your specific roof.
No. The storm inspection, drone documentation, and written damage report are all free.
We can re-inspect your roof and provide updated written documentation of the damage we find. How you use that with your carrier — including any supplement or re-inspection request — is between you and your insurer or a licensed public adjuster; as roofing contractors we do not file or negotiate claims.
No. An AOB transfers your insurance rights to a third party. Never sign one with a door-knocker. We never ask for an AOB — you keep full control of your own claim.
Free inspection and documentation first — so you have a clear, factual record of the damage.
