Our Process
Inspection
SCBS has on-staff HAAG Certified inspectors who have been trained to forensically assess storm and analyze storm damage. These assessments are no cost service to SCBS clients. After a thorough inspection has been completed, SCBS will provide you with a detailed report which outlines any damage that may have been found.
Identified Damage
If damage is identified, SCBS can provide you a proposal to repair the impacted areas. In some cases, your insurance policy may cover damage done by a storm. Should you decide to file a claim, our team has extensive experience working with insurance companies.
Repairing Damage
SCBS has a long and experienced list of subcontractors that we rely on and trust to help repair damaged roofs. Once SCBS has been contracted to begin repairs, we will design a build plan, coordinate with our subcontractors, mobilize to the site, and monitor/oversee the construction activities to ensure a safe work environment.
Final Closeout
At the conclusion of construction activities, SCBS, LLC will provide you with a comprehensive close-out report. This report will detail all the work and finishes which were installed in your home or business. It will also include any warranties and optional extended warranties for the work which was performed. You will have the opportunity to walk the project with a project manager and point out any issues that need to be addressed prior to SCBS, LLC demobilizing from the project.
We Work With All Insurance Companies
Wind Damage
Hail isn’t the only thing that can cause damage to your roof! High winds can also cause damage.
In shingle roofs high winds can curl and lift the shingles, loosening the nails hold them down, and in some cases, remove the shingle all together. The shingles could also end up curling causing them to be unable to keep out water as they’re intended to do. Beyond your shingles, these winds have the potential to damage or even remove gutters and flashing.
In flat roofs, strong winds have the potential to get underneath the roof materials and lift them if the flashing is not fastened to the roof securely. In the event that the wind has lifted the materials, it opens up the possibility for rain to now seep into these areas and begin rotting the roof. Additionally, the wind may scour the roofing materials, pulling up granules from the roof membrane causing faster deterioration of your roof.
These situations are not uncommon and can happen with winds of 40 mph to 50 mph and higher. While wind damage isn’t always obvious, an experienced inspector can help you spot it.
Don’t let hail and wind get the best of you. Contact SCBS, LLC today for a FREE inspection. Let us help you save money and time with our team of experienced inspectors available to guide you through each step.
Our Standards
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