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Through the Roof! How Roofing Scams Will Cost You
In January 2020, The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) released its 2019 Consumer Sentinel Network Report showing that they received a total of 23,963 reports from home repair, improvement, and product fraud. This is a staggering amount of fraud reported…
Read MoreWhat factors can change the extent of hail damage on neighboring homes?
As the end of summer is approaching, now is a good time to revisit the phenomenon of hail and the possible damage it can do. As the National Severe Storms Laboratory indicates, hail is a form of precipitation consisting of…
Read MoreDoes your Business Have a Roof Inspection Program?
If you own a business, you may have had your property inspected by a loss control representative from your insurance carrier. If so, they probably asked you, “Do you have a roof inspection program in place? How often do you…
Read MoreAfter the Storm: Steps to Repair and Recover
The storm has passed and the immediate danger is over. Now it’s time to survey the damage and decide on the best course of action. Here are some steps to mitigate further damage and get started with repairs.
Read MoreResolve to Recover from Winter Storms
The start of the New Year is the perfect time to plan for the upcoming months and what you hope to accomplish. Some hope for personal changes or lifestyle changes, but this year my mom introduced me to a new…
Read MoreIce Dams: The Bane of New England Winter
Snowstorms continue to punish the Northeast, leaving many in the region wondering what they did to make Mother Nature so angry. As snow continues to accumulate and freeze, many are dealing with the issues caused by the excessive snow, one…
Read MoreAre You Covered for the Havoc Old Man Winter Can Wreak?
For many of us across the U.S., the first blast of cold wintry weather hit us this past weekend. Love it or hate it, it’s here! We often post tips on our Facebook page and our website on preparing for cold weather…
Read MoreRecognizing Roof Damage
It happens four to six months after every major storm – claims start rolling in with unusual descriptions of loss: “Neighbor has hail damage.” “A roofer came to the door and said there was serious damage in the neighborhood.” “My…
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