Wind claim · West Valley City, Utah

Approved in two weeks, rebuilt down to the rafters.

The insurance company priced this West Valley roof in 3-tab. Tear-off showed decking that needed replacing, so the crew rebuilt those sections before the new architectural shingles went on.

Roof work approved by the insurance company

$13,409

Inspection to approval: 14 days
Inspection to new roof: 28 days
Roof size: 28 squares
New roof on: Jun 2026

Decking replaced. The homeowner paid only their deductible.

The decking repair and the upgrade to architectural shingles were all paid by the insurance claim. The homeowner's only cost was their $500 deductible.

Old grey 3-tab roof — The old roof on the left, the finished roof on the right. Drag the handle to compare.

The old roof on the left, the finished roof on the right. Drag the handle to compare.

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.

Jun 2
Free inspection
Missing and lifted shingles across a 3-tab roof.
A missing piece, circled for the adjuster.
Jun 3day 1
Claim filed
Filed the next day.
Jun 16day 14
Full roof approved
Two weeks after the inspection.
Jun 26day 24
Permit approved
City permit approved and materials ordered.
Jun 30day 28
Install
Tear-off found decking that had to be replaced. The crew opened it up to the rafters and re-sheathed it before the new roof went on. No change order, no extra bill: we documented it and the claim covered it.
Bad decking out, rafters exposed, new sheathing going on.
Jul 2day 30
Supplement sent
Starter, hip and ridge cap, and the upgrade from 3-tab to architectural.
Jul 17day 45
Paid and closed
The homeowner paid their $500 deductible. Insurance covered everything else, decking included.
After: architectural shingles.