
High wind uplift damage across multiple slopes
Tree limb impact to the roofing system
Missing shingles exposing vulnerable areas
Gutters were dented
Due to active exposure, an emergency tarp was required to prevent further interior damage
After the initial inspection, the insurance company approved:
💰 $15,382.43 in Repairs
The scope was limited to partial repairs, despite widespread damage across the roofing system.

Installed emergency tarp to stabilize the structure
Completed a full property damage assessment
Documented every elevation and slope
Produced a 1,115-photo damage report
Captured video documentation of shingle condition
Identified inconsistencies in repair scope vs. actual damage




Proved the amount of shingles needed
Proves the amount flashings edgings etc.
Weather report proves the damages are from this event
Damaging weather was present at the day and time claimed


A 1115 Photo Report showing additional Damaged Shingles on Multiple Slopes
Shingle Verified in production and looks similar
Weather Report Ordered to verify Storm was present
Satellite Measurements for Roof to ensure scope is accurate
Repairability assessment photo reported and video documented
✅ Full Roof Replacement Approved: $275,966.79
Repair scope overturned
Full roofing system replacement covered
Church property fully restored to proper condition

This case proves:
A “matching shingle” does NOT equal a repairable roof.
Without proper testing and a professional repairability assessment, this claim would have remained a limited repair — leaving the property at risk.
System-wide integrity
Consistent material performance
Code-compliant restoration
Partial repairs can lead to:
Ongoing leaks
Structural deterioration
Repeated claims
Validate material compatibility
Prove repairability (or lack of it)
Document everything with undeniable evidence
Push claims to proper resolution
👉 With the right process, claims can go from REPAIR to full Replacement

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