Start With Facts, Not Assumptions
One of the biggest mistakes homeowners make after a storm is assuming they know the condition of their roof without a professional inspection.
Most storm damage is not visible from the ground, and not every roofing issue requires an insurance claim.
Before taking any action, it’s important to understand the condition of the roof and gather accurate information.
A professional inspection provides the foundation for every decision that follows.

Step 1
Schedule a Professional Roof Inspection
Before filing a claim, have your roof professionally inspected.
A thorough inspection can help identify:
- Hail damage
- Wind damage
- Missing shingles
- Damaged flashing
- Water intrusion concerns
- Other storm-related issues
Step 2
Review Your Insurance Policy
Every policy is different.
Take time to understand:
- Your deductible
- Coverage limitations
- Exclusions
- Claim filing requirements
- Time limitations for reporting damage
Step 3
Oklahoma Roofing Can Help You File a Claim
Oklahoma Roofing can help you contact your insurance company and file a claim.
Be prepared to provide:
- Policy information
- Property address
- Date of loss, if known
- Description of the damage
Step 4
Meet With the Insurance Adjuster
The insurance adjuster will inspect the property and evaluate reported damage.
Many homeowners choose to have their roofing contractor present during the inspection.
This helps ensure all observed damage is properly documented and discussed during the inspection process.
We urge our homeowners to have us present at the adjuster meeting so that we can represent your interests.
Step 5
Review the Insurance Estimate
After the inspection, the insurance company may provide documentation outlining approved repairs and covered items.
Review the information carefully and ask questions if anything is unclear.
Understanding the approved scope helps homeowners make informed decisions about the restoration process.
Step 6
Complete Repairs or Roof Replacement
Once the claim process moves forward, repairs or roof replacement can be scheduled.
A professional roofing contractor will help coordinate the work, communicate project expectations, and restore the property according to the approved scope.
The goal is to return the property to pre-loss condition while protecting your investment for years to come.

What Homeowners Should Not Do
Delay the Inspection
Ignore Minor Storm Damage
Make Assumptions About Coverage
Hire a Contractor Without Research
Focus Only on the Lowest Price
Always Have Your Representation
Guidance Throughout the Process
We believe homeowners deserve honest information and professional support.
Our team helps by:
- Inspecting the roof
- Documenting storm-related damage
- Answering questions
- Meeting with adjusters when appropriate
- Providing restoration recommendations
- Managing repairs and roof replacement projects

Frequently Asked Questions
Should I file a claim before getting a roof inspection?
What if I don't know when the damage occurred?
Can my contractor meet with the adjuster?
Will insurance automatically pay for a new roof?
How long does the process take?
