From the ground, look for obvious missing or displaced material and collateral damage. Take photographs only from safe positions and avoid climbing onto a damaged roof.
From the ground, look for obvious missing or displaced material and collateral damage. Take photographs only from safe positions and avoid climbing onto a damaged roof.
From the ground, look for obvious missing or displaced material and collateral damage. Take photographs only from safe positions and avoid climbing onto a damaged roof. requires attention to the actual roof assembly. From the ground, look for obvious missing or displaced material and collateral damage. Take photographs only from safe positions and avoid climbing onto a damaged roof. can involve conditions that are not visible from the ground, so the independent provider should explain what was inspected and what was not accessible.
What happens next
An independent provider can inspect, document findings, and explain whether temporary protection, repair, or replacement is appropriate. Insurance decisions remain between the homeowner, carrier, and relevant professionals.
- Ask what was actually observed
- Request a written scope before approving work
- Confirm who is performing the work
- Keep photos and project documents