Navigating an insurance claim after a storm doesn't have to be a headache. At QBA Construction, we specialize in representing your best interests, ensuring your home is restored with the technical precision and quality materials it deserves.
Here is how we walk with you through every stage of the restoration
Everything starts with a free, no-obligation inspection. Our team performs a technical evaluation of your roof, looking for subtle signs of hail impact or wind damage that often go unnoticed by the untrained eye.
Our Role: We provide a detailed report and photos of the damage so you have the evidence needed to start your claim with confidence.
Once damage is confirmed, we guide you through the process of contacting your insurance provider. While we cannot file the claim for you, we provide the technical documentation to ensure the scope of work is clear from day one.
We highly recommend having a QBA Construction expert present when the insurance adjuster visits your property.
Our Role: We meet with the adjuster on-site to walk the roof together. We ensure no damage is overlooked—from the ridge caps to the flashing—securing a fair and accurate assessment for your project.
Insurance estimates are often "initial" and may miss critical components required by local building codes.
Our Role: We review the insurance paperwork for you. If something was missed, we handle the "supplementing" process, submitting the necessary technical data to the insurance company so they cover the full cost of a proper, code-compliant installation.
Once the claim is approved, we schedule your build. Whether you choose the timeless protection of Laminated Shingles or the elite durability of Standing Seam Metal, our crews execute the project with unmatched technical standards.
The Result: We assist with the final paperwork to release depreciation funds and provide you with a solid warranty, giving you total peace of mind.
Your insurance company has experts on their side—you should have them on yours, too. Trust the local team that understands Central Texas weather and the technical demands of a high-performance roof.