Hail storms can cause damage to your roof and other exterior surfaces that isn't always visible from the ground. Alex Exteriors specializes in insurance restoration for hail and storm-damaged homes, helping homeowners navigate the restoration process from inspection through completion.
Our goal is to make the process as clear and straightforward as possible while restoring your home's exterior with quality products and professional workmanship.
A hail or wind storm can affect more than just your roof. Depending on the storm, we may inspect:
Roofing and shingles
Siding
Gutters and downspouts
Soffit and fascia
Other exterior components
Contact Alex Exteriors to arrange an inspection of your home's exterior following a hail or wind event.
We'll inspect the affected areas and document visible signs of storm damage.
We'll explain what we find and discuss the restoration work that may be needed.
Your insurance company determines coverage under your policy. We can provide project documentation and estimates related to the work, while you communicate directly
Insurance claim estimates don't always include every item or cost that may be necessary to properly restore your home. During our inspection and throughout the restoration process, Alex Exteriors reviews the scope of work for items that may have been overlooked, omitted, or require additional work.
When we identify additional storm-related damage or necessary restoration work that isn't included in the original estimate, we can prepare and submit supplemental documentation to your insurance company for consideration.
Our goal is to make sure the work needed to properly restore your home is thoroughly documented and that you receive the full benefits available under your policy, subject to your coverage and your insurance company's approval.
We carefully review the original insurance estimate.
We identify additional damage or necessary work when applicable.
We document eligible items with photographs and supporting information.
We prepare supplemental estimates for consideration by your insurance company.
We communicate with the appropriate parties throughout the restoration process.
You paid for your insurance coverage. We believe your restoration should be based on the damage and work actually required, not on what may have been missed in an initial estimate.