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A. Well, there are many factors that may affect how prone it may be to damage, but in short, yes it can. Should a new 30-year roof be damaged, the life expectancy of the roof may be compromised by as much as 40%, leaving you with an 18-year roof.
A. The combination of gravity and a downward wind known as downburst (a common occurrence during thunderstorms) can propel a hailstone with speeds upwards of ninety miles per hour.
A. Test conducted on wood roofs generally demonstrate that hailstones 1 ¼ inches in diameter will split wood shingles that are not in good condition. Hailstones 1 ½ inches in diameter and larger are required to split wood shingles in good condition.
A. First, a pre-claim inspection should be conducted by a trained Rigid Field Rep. to avoid unnecessary inquiries documented by your insurance provider.
A. When a particular area is subject to a catastrophe and it is determined that premiums should be increased, premiums will be increased whether or not you've had any work done.
A. If it is the opinion of your Ridgid Construction Representative, we do have the ability to request a re-inspection.
A. No, all claims must be filed within the claim guidelines that should be stated within your insurance policy.
Do you have additional questions? Ridgid Construction can answer them! Call us at: (866) 766-3372 today.
A. Well, there are many factors that may affect how prone your roof may
be to damage. In short, yes it can. Should a new 30 year roof be
damaged, the life expectancy of the roof may be compromised by as much
as 40%. leaving you with an 18 year roof.
A. The combination of gravity and a downward wind known as a downburst
(a common occurrence during thunderstorms) can propel a hail stone
upwards of ninety miles per hour.
A. Tests conducted on wood roofs generally demonstrate that hailstones
1 1/4 inches in diameter will split wood shingles that are not in good
condition. Hailstones 1 1/2 inches in diameter and larger are required
to split most wood shingles in good condition.
A. Prior to contacting your insurance company, a pre-claim inspection
should be conducted by a trained Ridgid Project Manager. Not only will
you avoid unnecessary inquiries which are documented by your insurance
company, but you will know the full extent of your damages prior to
the adjuster coming to your home - your Project Manager will even meet
with your adjuster if you prefer.
A. While there are many good, local roofing contractors, most are not
trained in dealing with insurance company claims adjusters. Since we
specialize in insurance restoration work, we have experience dealing
with EVERY insurance company, getting claims approved, and making sure
you are compensated fairly.
A. When a particular area is subject to a catastrophe and it is
determined that premiums should be increased, your premium will
increase whether or not you filed a claim. It is based on total cost
of claims in the region.
A. If it is the opinion of your Ridgid Construction Project Manager
that you have sustained damage, we have the ability to request a
re-inspection. We will meet with the adjusters to substantiate your
claim.
A. No, all claims must be filed within the claim guidelines that are
stated within your insurance policy.
Do you have additional questions? Ridgid Construction can answer them! Call us at: (866) 766-3372 today.
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