THE PROPERTY
Document what changed.
Note when damage or a leak appeared. Keep ground-level photos and records of any temporary protection. A roofing assessment helps distinguish visible damage from the repairs the assembly needs.
INSURANCE RESTORATION
Storm damage.
Start with the roof.
Mainstead is an insurance contractor. We assess roofing concerns, prepare a contractor’s estimate, and discuss the repair or replacement work. Your insurer makes the coverage decision.
Discuss storm damage
FROM DAMAGE TO A SCOPE OF WORK
Three conversations.
One property.
The roof, the estimate, and the claim each need attention. Keep the documents together so the proposed work and your responsibilities can be reviewed side by side.
What to do after a storm ↗THE CONTRACTOR
Define the work.
Review the repair or replacement estimate: materials, removal, roof details, and any conditions that may change the scope. Ask where the contractor’s estimate differs from the insurer’s documents.
THE HOMEOWNER & INSURER
Review coverage and responsibilities.
Your insurer determines coverage under your policy. Understand the deductible, other owner costs, and payment arrangements before signing a construction agreement.
BRING WHAT YOU HAVE
A useful
project file.
- Project address and a description of the concern
- Photos taken safely from the ground
- Date the damage or leak was first noticed
- Prior roof work and temporary-repair records
- Any claim or estimate documents you want to discuss
NO CLAIM? NO PROBLEM.
We provide retail
estimates, too.
An insurance claim isn’t required to work with Mainstead. If you’re paying directly, start with a project-specific retail estimate.
STORM-DAMAGE ROOFING / NORTHWEST FLORIDA
Help for the roof.
Right where you live.
Serving Milton, Gulf Breeze, Pensacola, Navarre, and Pace with roofing assessments, repair and replacement scopes, insurance restoration, and retail estimates. Select your community to get started.