Wind claim · Sandy, Utah

Two layers of old roof off, one new one on.

There was a second roof hiding under the first one on this Sandy home. Both came off down to the boards before the new roof went on.

Roof work approved by the insurance company

$18,064

Two layers off. The homeowner paid only their deductible.

Tearing off the hidden second layer was covered by the insurance claim. The homeowner's only cost for the roof was their deductible.

The timeline

From the first look to the last nail

Every date below is from our job file. This is what “we handle the insurance” actually looks like.

Apr 8
Free inspection
Wind damage across the slopes, and a second layer of shingles underneath.
Wind damage marked during inspection.
Apr 9day 1
Claim filed
Filed the next day.
Apr 15day 7
Adjuster on the roof
We met the adjuster on site.
Apr 24day 16
Full roof approved
Full replacement approved.
May 11day 33
Permit and materials
Permit approved and materials ordered.
May 19 to May 20day 41
Install
Two layers torn off, new underlayment, new roof. The second layer was in the insurance scope, so no surprise bill.
Down to the boards after both layers came off.
May 21day 43
Final scope checked
We reviewed the final estimate against what was installed. It matched.
Jun 5day 58
Paid and closed
The homeowner paid their deductible and nothing more for the roof.
After: new architectural shingles.