Insurance roof claims: photographs and a defined repair
Insurance roof claims need a clear record of the damage and the work proposed to put it right. Adam's free inspection supplies damage photos with a written repair quote; insurance work is undertaken with no deposit and payment on completion.
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Record what you saw and when
Give the roof inspection a clear starting record. Note when water appeared and which rooms are affected, then keep safe indoor or ground-level photographs with any previous roof documents.
Adam adds the inspected findings through photographs and a written description. That gives the proposed repair a basis in the roof itself, including the tiles, ridge, flashing or other component requiring work. Keep those findings beside your original notes so the sequence remains clear.
Ask the insurer about its requirements
Keep your repair proposal ready for the insurer's process. Adam supplies roof photographs and a written work description; ask your insurer which records it needs for the claim.
Stormshield undertakes insurance work and can provide the written quotation and photographs of its findings. That is a record of roof condition and proposed repairs. It does not decide whether a policy covers the event or turn the roofing quotation into a claim acceptance.
Keep changes and completion records together
Keep a visible record of work that is later covered over. Daily photographs and videos document progress, with newly exposed damage and any agreed change kept beside the original written proposal.
Store the final work description and guarantee with the correspondence from the insurer. This leaves one clear account of the reported damage, inspection, agreed roof repair and completion. For urgent water entry, call Adam on 01280 732500 and discuss attendance and charges as well as the permanent work that will be needed.
Get Adam on the roof
Arrange an inspection with a written quote and photographs of the findings.