We Help Spokane Homeowners Get the Roof They Deserve
Do You Really Need 3 Estimates for Your Insurance Claim?
Insurance Estimate: $10,000
Roofer #1: $9,000
Cheapest bid. But where are they cutting corners? Lower bids often mean cheaper materials, skipped steps, or subcontractors you've never met.
Roofer #2: $15,000
Higher than the insurance estimate, but here's what matters: experienced contractors justify every line item. When presented with a detailed, professional estimate, most insurance companies will agree to the higher number — because the work is documented and defensible.
Roofer #3:
I'll do whatever the insurance company says' — This sounds safe, but insurance adjusters are not professional roofers. They may miss damaged components, underestimate material costs, or overlook items that will cause problems down the road.
How All Terrain Roofing Supports Your Insurance Claim
1. Free Storm Damage Inspection
We inspect your entire roof, identify all storm-related damage, and document everything with detailed photos.
2. Detailed Written Estimate
We provide a thorough, line-item estimate that clearly justifies every repair or replacement item — giving your insurer no room to undervalue the work.
3. Adjuster Coordination
We work directly with your insurance adjuster, answering questions and presenting professional documentation to support a fair settlement.
4. Homeowner Advocacy
If the initial insurance estimate falls short, we help you understand your options and support you through the supplement process.
5. Quality Repair or Replacement
Once approved, we complete the work with the same quality and owner oversight we bring to every project — backed by our 25-year workmanship warranty.
What All Terrain Roofing Documents for Your Claim
- Wind and hail impact damage to shingles, flashing, and ridge caps
- Damaged or missing pipe boots and sealants
- Gutters and downspouts damaged by storm debris
- Skylight and chimney flashing damage
- Structural damage to decking or fascia
- Pre-existing conditions that may affect coverage
- Photo documentation of all damage areas
FAQs
In most cases, no. Most insurance policies do not require three estimates. Check your specific policy, but
typically you have the right to choose your own contractor.
That depends on your insurance provider and policy. We recommend contacting your insurer directly to
understand how a claim may affect your premium before proceeding.
This is common. We will review the adjuster's estimate and if items are missing or undervalued, we'll
document the discrepancy and work with your insurer to get a fair settlement.
As soon as possible. Most policies have a filing window after a storm event. We recommend calling us for an
inspection right away so damage is documented before further weather exposure.
Yes — we have experience working with all major insurance carriers serving the Spokane and North Idaho
area.
Yes — our storm damage inspections are completely free with no obligation. We document the damage and
walk you through our findings before any work is discussed.