Documentation Your Insurer Will Actually Accept
If your insurance company is questioning your roof — at renewal, after a storm, or during a claim — you need clear, credible documentation, not a guess. We inspect your roof with FAA Part 107 drone imagery and give you a written report with date-stamped photos you can hand to your agent, adjuster, or carrier. To be straight with you: we document the condition; your insurer makes the coverage decision. We won’t promise an outcome — we give you the evidence to make your case.
Roof Age & Condition Verification
Many homeowners get a non-renewal notice that assumes their roof is older or in worse shape than it really is — especially on a home you bought with a roof of unknown age. We document the roof’s apparent age, materials, and remaining useful life so you have an independent assessment to show your insurer. If the roof has years of life left, that’s worth proving. If it doesn’t, we’ll tell you straight.
Storm & Hail Damage Verification
After a wind or hail event, we document storm damage thoroughly — bruising, granule loss, lifted or torn shingles, and collateral damage to vents, gutters, and soft metals — with dated drone and ground photos. We can meet your adjuster on site so nothing legitimate is missed. We only document real, verifiable damage; we never manufacture or pad a claim.
Told You Have Storm Damage? Get an Honest Second Opinion
This year we’ve inspected roofs across Middle Tennessee where another company told the homeowner they had storm damage — and there was no damage. If someone knocked on your door, ran a “free inspection,” and is pushing you to file a claim on the spot, slow down. Hire us to look first: an independent, drone-documented inspection that tells you the truth either way. If the damage is real, you’ll have dated photo evidence. If it isn’t, you’ll know before a needless claim goes on your record.
Shingle Defects & Manufacturer Warranty Issues
Not all shingle failure is wear and tear. Manufacturing defects — blistering, thermal cracking, premature granule loss, or delamination — may be covered under your shingle manufacturer’s warranty rather than your insurance. As an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we can identify and document these defects and help you understand and pursue a warranty claim. The manufacturer makes the final call; we give you the documented evidence.
The Rooftop Damage Documentation Report
When the report itself is what you need — for a claim you’re managing yourself, a non-renewal response, a real-estate transaction, or a second opinion on another contractor’s findings — we offer the Rooftop Damage Documentation Report as a standalone paid service: a full drone photo survey by an FAA Part 107 certificated pilot, annotated close-ups of every problem area, measurements, and a written condition assessment from a licensed roofing contractor (TN #11802). It’s a flat $100 fee, and the report is yours — use it with your insurer, your realtor, or any contractor you choose. We charge for it because it’s independent: you’re paying for documentation, not a sales pitch, and the price is the same whether or not we ever do the repair.
Getting a repair or replacement quote instead? The inspection and estimate are free, like always — the paid report is only for when the documentation itself is the product.
What You Get
- An on-site, drone-assisted inspection by an FAA Part 107 certified inspector
- A written report with date-stamped photos
- An honest assessment of age, condition, damage, and remaining life
- Straight guidance on repair vs. replacement vs. warranty vs. claim — with no pressure
How It Works
- 1. Tell us what’s being asked. Call us with what your insurer or agent needs documented.
- 2. We inspect. A drone-documented inspection, usually within a day or two.
- 3. You get the report. A written report and photos to share with your agent, adjuster, or carrier.
- 4. Honest next steps. If work is needed, a fair quote — and never a replacement you don’t need.
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Frequently Asked Questions
We document your roof’s apparent age, materials, and remaining useful life in a written report. We can’t change your insurer’s decision, but we give you independent evidence to support your case.
Yes. We provide a documented inspection of your roof’s condition and remaining life that you can share with your carrier, plus an honest assessment of whether repairs or replacement are actually needed. We don’t guarantee an insurer’s decision, but we give you the documentation to make your case.
Yes — thoroughly and honestly, with dated drone and ground photos, and we can meet your adjuster on site. We only document real, verifiable damage and never pad a claim.
Possibly. Manufacturing defects such as blistering, cracking, or premature granule loss may fall under your shingle manufacturer’s warranty rather than insurance. As an Owens Corning Preferred Contractor, we can identify and document defects and help you pursue a warranty claim.
Inspections and estimates for repair or replacement work are always free. The standalone Rooftop Damage Documentation Report — a formal written deliverable you can use with your insurer, realtor, or another contractor — is a flat $100 fee.
Need Your Roof Documented for Insurance?
Get an independent, drone-documented inspection and a written report you can hand your agent or adjuster.