How to Pick a Roofer
How to Pick a Roofer How to pick a roofing company Any construction company can put on a roof. We are the ONLY company with a past insurance adjuster, with an AIC and HAAG Engineering credentials – meet Amanda. You home is typically your biggest investment. It...
Insurance Claims
Insurance Claims Insurance Claims If you have never had an insurance claim before, it can be confusing. Generally, you call your agent and they might say to get an estimate. Or, you might report a claim directly and they assign you an adjuster. Sometimes they send...
Granule Loss
Granule Loss Granule Loss Are all these roof granules in my gutters normal?!? The answer is, maybe . . . In the shingle manufacturing process, up to 40% more granules than are necessary are applied to the shingles. Granules have 3 main purposes: to protect the asphalt...
Roof Warranties
Roof Warranties Roof Warranties Weekly we see roofs where the shingles are defective. Most shingle manufacturers have a 5-10 year warranty for defective material. We can help facilitate a warranty claim. Don’t Blow It There are actually a lot of technical steps...- Class 3 versus Class 4 Shingles
Both shingles are impact resistant. They both typically warrant an insurance premium discount. So what is the difference between the two shingles? - Pick a Local Roofer
Pick whom you like, but pick local. No Omaha or Lincoln roofer is coming back under warranty for a leak. No, your roofer doesn't need to meet the adjuster. - Class 3 Shingles are Impact ResistantClass 3 shingles are Impact Resistant and are eligible for an insurance discount with most companies. They are less expensive than Class 4, but provide superior hail protection than typical shingles.
- What are Impact Resistant Class 4 Shingles
Class 4 impact resistant shingles provide homeowners who with maximum protection from Midwestern hail and wind storms and they receive an insurance discount. - Is your roof 10 years old?
If your roof is 10 year old, or older then you probably have ACV coverage on your roof. In 2025 most insurance companies changed their policies regarding roofs.