Greg The Roofer
Protect Your Home with Expert Roofing Contractors in Rochester NY
Insurance
We Can Help You
We don't sell insurance — but when a storm damages your roof, we know exactly how to help you deal with the company that does.
Filing a roof insurance claim can be confusing, and insurance adjusters aren't always looking out for your best interest. Greg the Roofer walks Monroe and Ontario County homeowners through the entire process: documenting the damage with a professional inspection, meeting your adjuster on-site to make sure nothing gets missed, and matching materials and scope to what your policy actually covers. We speak the same language as insurance adjusters because we've done this hundreds of times — you shouldn't have to learn insurance jargon in the middle of a roof emergency.
What we help with:
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Free storm damage inspection and photo documentation before you file
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Meeting your insurance adjuster on-site during their inspection
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Reviewing your adjuster's scope of work for missed damage
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Explaining what your policy typically covers (and what it doesn't)
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Completing the repair or replacement once your claim is approved
Insurance Claim Assistance
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Does Greg the Roofer offer insurance policies?
A: No. We're a licensed roofing contractor, not an insurance provider. We help you work with your existing homeowner's insurance company to get storm damage properly assessed and covered.
Q: How do I know if my roof damage is covered?
A: Most homeowner's policies cover sudden storm, wind, and hail damage but not gradual wear from age. A professional inspection can tell you which category your damage falls into before you file, so you don't waste a claim on something that won't be covered.
Q: Should I call Greg the Roofer or my insurance company first?
A: Either works, but getting an inspection first gives you documentation to bring to the claim — and means you won't be relying only on the adjuster's assessment.
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