Why choose Miller Roofing & Siding for your insurance needs?

         When you choose Miller Roofing & Siding, you get a contractor that will be by your side the entire time, making sure the process is stress-free and running smoothly.  With years of experience in the construction industry, Miller Roofing & Siding has established ourselves as a leading contractor that delivers results. We take pride in our work and are committed to providing exceptional service at every stage of the project. When it comes to choosing a contractor to inspect your home, you want someone with experience and knowledge on identifying storm damage. We can identify if your home has substantial damage or has normal wear and tears.  Some contractors are not fully experienced and can waste your time by making you file a claim when it is not necessary. Not only do they waste your time, but they are also wasting your insurance carriers time as well. 

Filling a claim through your insurance company:

      When it comes to filing an insurance claim, we will give you our Honest opinion on if your damage is worth filling a claim for. We have 99% approval odds when our customers file a claim for the sole purpose of having you file a claim when it is needed. Not only do we just inspect storm damage, but we also give you an idea on the life expectancy that is left on your home’s exterior components. When it comes to doing our inspections, we look at your roof, siding, windows, fascia, aluminum wraps, garage doors, gutters, decks and any outbuildings. We take pictures of everything we find and at the end, we will sit down and walk you through what we found. 

Claim Denials:

     Sometimes depending on your insurance carrier and field adjuster they can still deny you or write up for repairs only. When we suggest that you file a claim, we know you have damage and that your insurance carrier is liable for paying for it. We will be there guaranteed, on the day of the insurance adjustment, helping your insurance carrier's adjuster find the damage that we found on our initial inspection. Not only does this help speed up the insurance inspection process but it helps make sure they do not miss anything that we have found. When the contractor is not on site at the time of the insurance inspection and items are missing, it can be a painful and lengthy process to go back and get additional items written up after your carriers' inspection. 

       If you get denied, we have many years of experience and know what the insurance carrier is liable for writing up. Some carriers will fight back, but we know the insurance language and what needs to be covered, which is why we have 99% approval odds. Getting denied the first time does not mean it's over and done. We will step in and fight for you all the way, so you don't have to, making sure you get what you’re entitled to.