Common questions

• Do I need to file the insurance claim before you inspect the roof? No. We can inspect and document damage first, then you decide whether to file. Having our report in hand before you call your carrier often makes that conversation more straightforward.
• Will you meet the adjuster at my house? Yes, if you want us there. We’ll walk the roof with the adjuster and point out what we documented so there’s no mismatch between our findings and the claim estimate.
• My HOA requires approval for exterior changes. Does that slow down the repair? It can add a step. We’ll ask early whether your section of Bradfordville has HOA architectural review and build the material selection around what’s likely to be approved.
• The roof looks fine from the ground, so why do you want to inspect after a storm? Wind and hail damage often shows up first on the roof plane itself, not the ceiling below. Bruised shingles or lifted seals can leak weeks later once the sealant fails, so an inspection after any significant storm is worth the time even without visible interior signs.
• Can you tarp the roof the same day if it’s actively leaking? Yes. Active leaks get tarped as soon as we can get a crew there, separate from and ahead of any claims paperwork.
• What if the county requires a permit for the repair? We handle permitting through Leon County for storm repair work as needed and build that into the project timeline.

If a recent storm left shingles torn, flashing lifted, or a soft spot showing up on your ceiling in Bradfordville, call GutterHawk’s Shamrock team at {PHONE_A} to get the roof inspected and documented.