Storm damage and insurance claims
After hail or wind, the quality of your documentation can decide how smoothly a claim goes. AGM inspects, photographs and writes it up.
A report an adjuster can use
A good roof report lists the property details, roof measurements, close-up and overview photos, which slopes are damaged and where, the storm date and weather data, the roof's age and condition, any interior damage and the inspector's findings.
We don't promise approvals
A good roofing contractor does not get claims approved. Insurance companies make their own coverage decisions. What AGM does is inspect carefully, find all the storm-related damage, explain it clearly and meet with the adjuster when you ask.
Documentation that lasts
Photos and findings go into your property record, so if the question comes back next year, the evidence is already in one place.
Common questions
Can you get my claim approved?
No contractor can. Insurance companies decide coverage. AGM provides a thorough inspection and clear documentation to support your claim.
What should I do before the next storm?
Document the roof, siding, gutters and the rest of the exterior now, while it is in known condition. AGM's blog has a seven-step list.
Why are Kansas City claims being denied?
Incomplete information and missing documentation are common reasons. AGM's blog post on denied roof claims goes through what to do about it.
Get a quote: Storm damage & insurance claims
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- What is going on: a leak, storm damage, a new roof, gutters or sheet metal.
- Your roof: shingle, metal or flat, if you know.
- Where: the address or ZIP code, so we can plan the inspection.