Upon homeowner Deborah's request, our Easy Hail Claim team conducted a thorough inspection of her roof. Our investigation revealed significant hail damage, accounting for a high percentage of the overall roof area. Having had a longstanding business relationship with her insurance company, Deborah promptly reported our findings to them.

In response, the insurance company dispatched their assesor to evaluate the condition of the roof. Despite the substantial evidence of damage we identified, they concluded that the roof was undamaged. This assessment was particularly surprising given that numerous neighboring properties had their roofs replaced due to similar storm-inflicted damage.

Unconvinced by their evaluation, Deborah chose to allow us to challenge the decision. After several months of back-and-forth communication with the insurance company and our negotiation team, they agreed to send another inspector to reassess the condition of the roof.

The insurance company was taken aback when the second inspector's report corroborated our initial findings. They confirmed that over half of the roof had indeed been damaged by the storm. As a result of this new assessment, negotiations ensued, ultimately leading to the insurance company agreeing to cover the cost of replacing Deborah's roof.

The insurance payout was swiftly transferred into Deborah's account, allowing her to commence with the necessary repairs. With a new roof in place, Deborah can now rest assured that she won't have to worry about any further roof-related issues for the next twenty years.

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