Blog: Roofing

A step by step guide to understanding the insurance claims process In Georgia, powerful storms often bring significant property damage, including from wind, hail, fire, lightning, or water.

A QUICK GUIDE TO UNDERSTANDING INSURANCE DEDUCTIBLE LAWS IN GEORGIA “Do I have to pay my deductible?” is one of the most common questions our Project Managers receive from homeowners once they decide to work with Peachtree Restorations and file an insurance claim.

Your insurance claim has been approved, now what? a guide to insurance checks Insurance estimates are made complicated by design, paying your contractor doesn’t have to be. There are 4 parts to your insurance claim.

Remember breaking an icicle off your roof and playing with it as a kid? We sure hope not. This is called an Ice Dam, and it can be a major cause of leaks during winter months.

Can your full roof replacement be covered by your homeowners' insurance? You have homeowners insurance to protect your home from damage and other unforeseen problems. This includes covering your roof if it’s ever damaged. But will your insurance company pay for a new roof?

How Do I Know If My Roof Needs To Be Replaced? While your vehicle may have a check engine light, unfortunately your roof does not. For this reason, many homeowners resist addressing their roof until they notice interior damage or see missing shingles in their yard.

UNDERSTANDING WHY THE RECOVERABLE DEPRECIATION CHECK IS OWED TO THE ROOFING COMPANY Insurance claims can be so confusing for homeowners who have never been through the process. Many times, homeowners ask us, “What is recoverable depreciation? Do I get to keep those funds?

The importance of sharing your insurance declaration page with your project manager: Every insured homeowner will have both a full insurance policy as well as a declarations page for their homeowner’s insurance.

When using the insurance services you hoped you would never need, the last thing you want to discover is an unpleasant surprise in your policy coverage.  How often do you read your insurance policy renewal?