When a storm damages your roof, the insurance process can feel overwhelming. A good roofing contractor can genuinely help — but it is important to understand where a contractor’s role ends and a licensed professional’s begins.
What a roofing contractor can do
- Inspect your roof and identify storm or wind damage
- Document the full scope of damage with photos and a written report
- Provide a detailed repair or replacement estimate
- Meet your insurance adjuster on site to point out the damage we found
- Complete the approved repair or replacement
What a roofing contractor can’t do
In Utah, only a licensed public adjuster can advocate, negotiate, or settle an insurance claim on a policyholder’s behalf. We are not a public adjuster, and we do not file, negotiate, or settle claims for you. Be cautious of any contractor who offers to “handle your whole claim” or promises a specific payout — that can cross a legal line.
How to get started
Report the damage to your insurer, then get a thorough inspection and documentation so you and your adjuster are working from the same facts. Clear photos and a written assessment make the whole process smoother.
Mammoth Builders LLC offers free, no-obligation roof inspections across St. George and Washington County. Call (435) 429-2688 to schedule yours.