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Commercial building claims.
Flat and metal roofs, large footprints, and a business that has to keep running while the claim gets settled.
Chris calls back within 24 hours, and often the same day.
- 1Roof membraneTPO, EPDM, mod bit or metal
- 2Rooftop units and curbsHail damage to fins and housings
- 3Parapet coping and edge metalOften left off the scope
- 4Roof drains and scuppersStrainers, rings and flashing
- 5SkylightsDomes, curbs and flashing
- 6Wall panels and windowsMetal panels, glazing and sealant
- 7Canopies and entrancesMetal, fascia and signage
Commercial claims are built differently.
A commercial roof is a system, and the claim has to account for the whole system, not just the patch you can see from the parking lot.
Roof systems, not shingles
TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen and metal roofs each fail and get repaired differently. Hail damage to a membrane is often hard to see without testing.
What sits on the roof
Rooftop units, curbs, flashing, drains, skylights and parapet caps.
Large and multiple buildings
More square footage and more buildings means more room for missed areas and pricing errors.
Valuation and coinsurance
How the building is valued in the policy can change what the claim pays. We read that before anything else.
Keeping the business running
If your policy includes business income coverage, the claim should account for the time the building cannot be fully used.
Who we work with.
One point of contact who handles the documentation, the meetings with the insurance company and the back and forth.
Building owners
Retail, office, light industrial, churches and mixed-use buildings.
Property managers
We coordinate inspections and keep you updated so the claim does not take over your week.
Landlords with tenants
Access, scheduling and documentation handled around the people using the building.
Have us look at your commercial claim.
Tell us about the building and where the claim stands.