Duties after loss
Understand the policy responsibilities that can affect whether the claim gets paid.
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Wind Damage Claim Guide
Learn what to document, what your policy may require, and what to watch for before accepting the insurance company’s wind or storm damage estimate.
- Policy duties after loss explained in plain English
- Roof, exterior, interior, and contents documentation checklist
- Built for policyholders — not insurance companies
- No fee unless we are successful in getting you more money
What’s inside
A practical guide for storm and wind damage claims.
Wind claims can involve roof damage, exterior damage, interior water intrusion, personal property, emergency mitigation, contractor estimates, and disputes over what the storm actually caused. This guide helps you document the claim and avoid giving the insurance company an easy reason to underpay or deny it.
Damage documentation
Photo and video checklist for roof, exterior, interior, attic, contents, and hidden damage.
Inspections & statements
What to know before inspections, document requests, and recorded statement requests.
Low estimates
Warning signs that the insurance company’s wind estimate may be incomplete.
Before repairs start
Wind damage can be easy to miss — and expensive when it is underpaid.
Roof damage, lifted shingles, damaged flashing, exterior openings, interior leaks, attic moisture, and affected contents should be documented before repairs or cleanup change the evidence.
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