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Roof Insurance Claims Made Simple

Transparent. Ethical. Empowering.

Has Your Roof Been Hit by Wind, Hail, or Storm Damage?

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RHIVE Construction is here to help you turn confusion into clarity—without the gimmicks or pressure. If you suspect damage or were recently impacted by a storm, your roof may qualify for insurance-covered replacement. We’re not public adjusters—but we know roofing claims inside and out and guide you through the process with honesty and precision.

Our Process. Your Peace of Mind.

Transparent. Ethical. Empowering.

  • Our certified inspectors—backed by RHIVE AI tools—meticulously assess your roof in person, identifying both visible and hidden damage with precision. Every inspection is supported by detailed photos and data for full clarity.

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  • We provide all the reports, documentation, and presence you need when meeting your insurance adjuster—but we never “work your claim” or cut corners that put you at legal risk.

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  • We follow the law, not the loopholes. Some contractors try to “waive” your deductible—it’s illegal in many states and could void your claim. We don’t do that.

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  • Our quotes follow industry-standard rates and are designed to match what insurance typically pays. No inflated costs, no surprises.

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How the Process Works

Here's What Happens After Roof Inspection

Roof Damage: Warning Signs You Shouldn’t Ignore

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Missing or Blown-Off Shingles - Wind can tear shingles away, exposing the roof to water, wood rot, and interior damage.

Creased or Lifted Shingles (Zippering) – Shingles bent by wind may crack or lose their seal—leaving the roof vulnerable to leaks.

Granule Loss in Gutters

– Granule loss exposes shingles to UV rays

and speeds up roof failure.

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Dark Spots or Stains – Discoloration or a shiny look shows missing granules, exposing fiberglass. The roof can’t properly shed water, leading to leaks.

Dented Metal – Often the first and easiest signs to spot. Even small dents in metal show your roof took a hit—and your shingles might have too.

Aging Flashing and Seals –Cracks and brittle rubber create hidden gaps around vents, chimneys, and edges—leading to leaks and costly damage before you notice a thing.

If You Can See It, It’s Already Bad – By the time you see a stain, the damage above it has been happening for weeks—or months.

Is This Roof Damage an Insurance Claim? Let’s Find Out.

Most homeowners only file one or two claims in their lifetime. We’re here to educate, not push. If your roof qualifies for a claim, we help you move fast. If not, we give you the facts and options without pressure.
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