Service · Storm & Insurance
Claims Advisory
After a hailstorm, everyone with a ladder becomes your association's best friend. Before you sign anything or file anything, understand what you actually have, from someone with nothing to gain from the claim.
What it is
Independent, construction-fluent help for a board deciding what to do about property damage, before a claim is filed. We assess and document the damage, explain what a claim typically involves, lay out your options (claim, repair out of reserves, phased work), and help you walk into the conversation with your agent and attorney informed.
On your side of the table: we document the damage, we assist your board through the claims process, and we coordinate with your carrier on the association's behalf. Our fee is for the work itself.
Who it's for
- Boards after a storm being pressured by door-knocking contractors to "Sign here and we'll handle the insurance."
- Boards unsure whether damage is claim-worthy and worried about premiums, deductibles, and filing history.
- Associations with aging exteriors that need to separate storm damage from wear and deferred maintenance honestly.
How it works
- Damage assessment. A field inspection that documents what happened, where, and how badly, see our inspection report format.
- Plain-English briefing. What the damage means, what a claim process looks like, what your deductible and policy structure imply, and what questions to ask your agent.
- Options on paper. Claim vs. repair vs. wait, with the practical trade-offs of each, so the board can vote on a real comparison.
- Handoff and coordination. If you file, your documentation is ready, and we work with your agent, attorney, or adjuster on the board's behalf. If the work proceeds, project management picks up from there.
Start Here
Request claims advisory
Tell us what happened and what you are seeing. We will come back with what an objective review would cover.
Storm damage? Slow down before you sign.
An hour on the phone before you sign is a lot cheaper than a year stuck in a bad contract.