Storm Damage Roofing and Insurance Claims in Greenville, SC
Hail or wind got your roof? Trinity Exteriors inspects it for free, shows you the damage, and can be on the roof when your insurance adjuster comes out. 30 of our 106 Google reviews mention help with an insurance claim, including claims that were turned down first. Once it's approved, the new roof goes on with ice and water barrier at the eaves, valleys and penetrations as standard.
- Free storm damage inspection
- Help with the insurance claim
- There when the adjuster comes
Got it approved when no one else could.Brandon H., Google review
Of our 106 Google reviews mention help with an insurance claim.
Google rating, from 106 Google reviews.
How long 6 reviewers say their whole roof took.
From a storm to a new roof
A hurricane, a claim and a full replacement. Here's how one customer put it, word for word.
“Trinity worked directly with my State Farm claims agent and presented my case that I needed an entire roof replaced after the hurricane. They took so much stress and worry off my shoulders by handling this with professionalism and grace.”Tammy D., via Google
What an inspection finds, and what we replace
What happens after a storm
Every storm hits a roof differently, so the price comes after we've been up on yours. You'll know what it covers before work starts.
- A free inspection for hail and wind damage
- Ice & water barrier at the eaves, valleys and penetrations
- Owens Corning shingles on our recent roofs
- Someone on the roof when your adjuster comes out
Areas we serve
We inspect storm damage across Greenville and the Upstate from our Rutherford Road office, including Spartanburg, Anderson and Greenwood.
- Greenville
- Spartanburg
- Anderson
- Greenwood
- Simpsonville
- Greer
- Easley
- Travelers Rest
Storm damage and insurance questions, answered
What Upstate homeowners ask us after hail or wind.
How do I know if my roof has storm damage?
Often you can't tell from the ground. Missing shingles are easy to spot, but hail marks and lifted tabs usually aren't. That's what the free inspection is for: we go up, find the damage and explain it before any work starts.
Do you work with insurance claims?
Yes. We inspect the roof, show you the damage and can be there when your adjuster comes out, while you file the claim and make every decision, and we check the siding too. 30 of our Google reviews mention insurance help. “Got it approved when no one else could.” (Brandon H.)
What if my insurer only wants to patch it, or says no?
Get the inspection anyway, so you know what's really up there. Several of our customers came to us after a repair-only answer or a denial. “Was working with another contractor and they were unable to get the insurance company to approve.” (Samantha S.)
What will a storm damaged roof cost me?
It depends on what your policy covers, your deductible and what the inspection finds. You'll see the number before any work starts. “They were up front about the process and costs and held true to that throughout the new roof project.” (Andy A.)
Can I upgrade the shingles on an insurance roof?
Yes. Customers have. “After they got the insurance to finally approve, they then worked with us on some roofing material upgrades we wanted.” (Theodore D.) Our recent roofs use Owens Corning Duration shingles, with ice and water barrier at the eaves, valleys and penetrations as standard.
What if the roof is leaking while the claim is open?
Call us, and if water is coming in, start with emergency roof repair. One customer waited out a long claim with leaks, and said: “they stuck with us through the time it took to settle with our insurance by providing tarps to cover the leaks and replacing them as needed” (James W.)
How long does the new roof take once it's approved?
It depends on the size and pitch of the roof, and you'll get a timeline at the inspection. Six of our Google reviewers say the whole roof went on in one day. “Crew finished their work in one day despite the weather being over ninety degrees!” (Marvin S.)
What areas do you serve?
Greenville and the Upstate, from our office at 1801 Rutherford Rd in Greenville. That includes Spartanburg, Anderson, Greenwood, Simpsonville, Greer, Easley and Travelers Rest.
Storm came through?
Book a free storm damage inspection, or call and we'll set a time. The hail didn't make an appointment. We will.
(864) 844-7777Mon–Fri, 8am–6pm · 1801 Rutherford Rd, Greenville