Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Most damage from hurricanes, heavy wind, rain and hail cannot be seen from the ground. It takes an experienced storm damage restoration inspector to properly assess your home to pinpoint any and all damages.

Although an insurance adjuster is trained in assessing storm damage, they do not know every intricate detail of residential or commercial roofing systems. When you hire our licensed and professional roofing contractor, we guarantee no detail will be overlooked.

Many times, the insurance company will already know a storm has hit your area and is expecting your call. Immediately after a storm hits your area, call our storm damage repair company for an inspection. After the assessment, we’ll help you contact your insurance company and start the claim process.

Unfortunately, we do see this happen from time to time. To cover the rest of the project, ask us about flexible in house financing options! We also accept all major credit cards and personal checks.

It is common practice in the insurance world for everyone’s rates to increase after a severe storm hits the area. If you chose not to file a claim, your rate is going to be paying for everyone else’s damages to be repaired except your own!

If your insurance company is paying for the work the amount of the bid does not matter as long as it is equal to or less than their estimate. In any case you’re only paying your deductible. You should choose a company you trust to handle the work, not the amount of money they’re charging.

Hail is a frozen raindrop, formed during severe thunderstorms, varying in size from a dime all the way up to a golf ball. Hailstones, no matter how large or small, can cause significant damage to your roof, siding, gutters and windows.

It is nearly impossible to tell if your roof has been damaged from the ground. You’ll need to call a professional roofing contractor to get on the roof and inspect your shingles for cracks and leaks.

Since TQRR is a full service storm damage restoration company, we’ll also inspect your doors, windows, gutters and siding. A full inspection of the exterior of your home or building allows us to create a detailed report to submit to your insurance company.

If your insurance company is paying for the work the amount of the bid does not matter as long as it is equal to or less than their estimate. In any case you’re only paying your deductible. You should choose a company you trust to handle the work, not the amount of money they’re charging.

There are many factors to consider: extent of damage, cooperation from insurance companies, permits, inspections, etc. We aim to get the entire process done within 1 – 2 months from initial damage inspection.

Yes! TQRR is fully licensed and insured to work on residential and commercial properties in Maryland, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Virginia. Furthermore, all of our employees are highly trained, experienced and certified. We’ve been in the storm damage restoration business for over 40 years!