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The Building Texas Show

Your Roofer Showed Up After the Storm. That's the Problem

Duration:30:12Host:Justin McKenzie
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Show Notes

Sixty to seventy percent of roof claims get denied. Jasper Shin of Texas Roof Guardians says the average file is already short $3,000 to $5,000, and San Antonio took five hail storms last year.
Insurance is incentivized not to pay. Jasper walks the full-property inspection, the three-reinspection rule, Xactimate supplements, mortgage-split checks, and why you call a local roofer before you call the carrier. If the roof is more than seven years old, he also explains why solar on that deck is a leak waiting to happen.
Jasper Shin, Texas Roof Guardians. San Antonio, Kerrville to Seguin, I-35, and the major metros. GAF certified. Owens Corning preferred. Atlas certified. Tesla solar in process.

Free policy review and a free biannual inspection subscription:
Website: txroofguardians.com
Phone: 726-244-5844

Chapters

0:00 Why insurance is incentivized not to pay
0:50 Full-property roof inspection after wind and hail
3:00 Heat blister vs hail damage (what your policy actually covers)
6:00 Solar panels on a roof older than 7 years
8:00 Storm chasers vs a local Texas roofer
12:00 Why homeowners lose the claim before it starts
14:00 60–70% denial rate and the 15–20% catastrophe rule
15:00 First call, three reinspections, Xactimate, supplements
20:00 GAF, Owens Corning, Atlas, Tesla roof systems
23:00 How to vet a roofer at the kitchen table
26:00 The depreciation clause hiding in your renewal
28:00 Service area: San Antonio to every major Texas metro
29:00 Free biannual roof inspection subscription

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The Building Texas Show
Hosted by Justin McKenzie