Storm Restoration
Local Storm restoration roofers here to HELP!
Life in Missouri means dealing with a variety of environmental elements. We can experience an ice storm one week, golfball-size hail another, and 50+ mile-per-hour winds a month later. While we enjoy the beauty of four seasons, our homes endure all that comes with them, including roof storm damage. Day or night, seven days a week, Younglove Home Restore is here when you need a roof restoration for your Missouri property.
Is it a lot of work to replace my roof?
Your Home, Our Commitment!
Step 1: Initial Assessment
We’ll arrive at a scheduled time to evaluate the damage. Additionally, we can contact your insurance agency to help coordinate coverage.
Step 2: Insurance Approval
Step 3: Storm Restoration Service
Your safety and comfort are our top priorities. Completing the work while maximizing your insurance coverage comes next.
Avoid Roof Insurance Claim Issues
After a storm has hit your home or business, there’s a lot to think about: how to get things fixed, who to talk to, paperwork, payment. You might not know how to file an insurance claim for roof restoration or how to confirm what is and isn’t covered.
Work with storm damage roofers who have experience navigating insurance claims. Our team has a solid reputation for easing the insurance process. We receive referrals from many insurance companies and are listed as an approved contractor of choice. Let us guide you through the roof insurance claim process, making sure you get the coverage you qualify for. You won’t have to worry about missing documents or unfortunate insurance surprises—that’s what we’re here for!
Won’t my Insurance go up?
When we talk to customers, we often hear: “Won’t my insurance rates go up if I turn in a claim?” Here’s the truth of the matter. Generally speaking, if a storm is large enough to cause hail, wind, or fallen tree damage, it will affect a large area, and rates will go up for the entire state. In that case, your rates will go up whether you file a claim or not. Our advice? Never accept higher rates and damage that goes unfixed!
