Education

Advise clients to use drones and cameras to capture post-storm roof conditions. Providing thermal images along with traditional photos helps in documenting hidden damage and supporting insurance claims.

Assist clients in securing rooftop equipment such as HVAC units, solar panels, and exhaust vents. Offering this as a last-minute service can prevent additional storm damage and protect their property.

Assist clients in creating a detailed emergency communication plan. This adds value by keeping building managers informed about the roof’s status. You can also offer pre- and post-storm roof inspection services to enhance their preparedness.

After a storm, offer your clients prompt roof inspections to evaluate damage and identify any safety concerns. A detailed report will guide them through necessary repairs and prevent further issues.

Help your clients perform a final inspection of vulnerable areas on their roof, including edges, corners, seams, and flashing. Offer an emergency pre-storm inspection service to ensure everything is secure and ready for the storm.

Advise clients to regularly review their insurance policies to ensure full coverage. Offer a service to assess their roof’s condition as part of the insurance review, helping identify any weak points that could lead to denied claims.

In the event of severe roof damage posing safety risks, remind your clients to call 911 immediately. Ensure they know to contact you for further assessment and assistance. Safety first!

Document Pre-Storm Condition