#1 Biggest Mistake in Roof Wind Damage Insurance Claims

#1 Biggest Mistake in Roof Wind Damage Insurance Claims has to do with the process of reporting the claim.

Reporting a "flawed" Date of Loss is the biggest mistake people make in their roof damage insurance claims.

My name is Mike Keeler, Licensed Public Adjuster in Florida.

If you have a question or need help with a claim, please feel free to contact me:

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[christophercarter]

Is there any downfalls for using Date of discovery if the storm date is unknown?

[kymCPT]

First HO insurance claim …windy documented that day in L.A….🌴 fell ….on its way down clipped roofline (Spanish Tiles) fell on car…Car totaled…adjuster came last Monday…. So busy here with rain & trees falling, No roofers available to give estimates till this Saturday…Waiting on insurance adjusters outcome…what next?

[salsamink]

If the insurance just paid for a new roof 4 years ago, will they pay again for a new roof due to wind damage event?

[barbarachristensen]

Hi Mike, my elderly mother in CO was sold the wrong insurance policy. She has an attached home (to one other home) and was sold an expensive single family home policy with wind/hail roof damage but without loss assessment coverage. She should have been sold an HO6 policy. The entire neighborhood got new roofs (so they say... but my parents don't remember anyone working on their roof.)... Anyway, there was a loss assessment bill of $14, 600. Now, Allstate won't pay for the roof. Is there any way to get them to pay for the roof? Thanks Mike!

[positivegerald]

Will snow be covered? We had a ton where I live and my roof is sinking a little under the shingles

[mostmost]

What website do you use to find the wind storm? My Roofer tells me one date but I see tornadoes and wind down state but not in my area so far.

[Dan-ejiu]

What u tell them you don't know the date it happen?

[HKmaroLS]

Wind damage is permanent. Weather records dont equal damage. Your biggest mistake is filing a wind damage claim when your roof doesnt have wind damage. Pretty simple, right?