At Roofing Systems of America, we understand that navigating roofing insurance claims can be challenging. Our goal is to provide you with thorough assessments and detailed documentation to support your claim process, while strictly adhering to Florida’s legal guidelines.
Our trained Project Managers will conduct a meticulous inspection of your property to identify any storm-related damages. We will provide you with:
This documentation is designed to assist you in filing your insurance claim.
While we cannot file claims on your behalf, we are committed to supporting you by:
If an insurance adjuster schedules a visit to assess the damage, we can be present to discuss our findings and address any technical questions regarding the necessary repairs.
We strictly follow Florida statutes, which prohibit contractors from:
Our role is to provide factual information about the damage and the scope of work required, empowering you to manage your insurance claim effectively.
By submitting this form, you agree to be contacted by Roofing Systems of America via phone, text, and email regarding your free roof inspection and related services. You acknowledge that your contact information may be used for follow-up communication, and you can opt out at any time by replying “STOP” to text messages or by unsubscribing from emails.
Once your insurance company approves the claim and you have secured the necessary funds, we will:
After the project is completed to your satisfaction, we will provide you with:
These documents will support your records and any further interactions with your insurance provider.
Important Note: We do not offer incentives for roof inspections or insurance claim filings, as such practices are prohibited under Florida law.
By adhering to these guidelines, Roofing Systems of America ensures ethical practices and compliance with Florida regulations, providing you with professional and lawful assistance throughout your roofing insurance claim process.
For detailed information on Florida’s regulations regarding contractor involvement in insurance claims, please refer to Florida Statute 489.147.