Storm Repair and Restoration

Storm restoration is different from fixing your roof or property. You need a General Contractor (GC) who understands the claim process, the scope of work, code requirements, and the coordination needed to fully restore your property. Insurance pays based on the scope of work to restore your property, not based on the lowest bid.

“No one wins from an unrealistic claim or by sticking it to the insurance company. That is neither realistic nor reasonable.”

Why do you need a General Contractor (GC) for Storm Repairs?

    • A GC will create a complete scope of work including any necessary and required code upgrades.
    • A GC understands the process, coordinates and manages the project for timely completion.
    • A GC can revise the scope for a supplement if additional damage is discovered once roofing, siding, or wall assemblies are removed.
    • A GC is the only company you need to call for service during or after the project completion.
    • A GC saves you time, costs you less, and minimizes distractions for you and your staff.
    • You, your insurance carrier, and your contractor should all agree on the scope of work before work begins.

Why I-35 for Storm Damage?

    • We have 25 years of commercial construction experience.
    • We have over 25 years of insurance experience.
    • We understand the process.
    • We have estimating software that integrates with most major insurance carriers.
    • We make the process painless and simple for you.

The I-35 Roofing A.C.T.I.O.N. Process

    • A — Assess: I-35 will determine the type of roofing systems and confirm the extent of wear, age, damage, and/or installation issues.
    • C — Complete a Scope of Work: I-35 will come up with an estimate and scope of work providing you options. I-35 will focus on the most cost-effective, energy-efficient option that causes the least interruption to your business.
    • T — Take-Off: I-35 will revise the scope and estimate to accommodate your focus.
    • I — Initiation of Work: I-35 will serve as the General Contractor and manage the construction process.
    • O — On Your Schedule: I-35 will work with you to schedule project hours, days, staging, and job times and accommodate unexpected events, weather, or circumstances.
    • N — No Items Left Undone: We focus on complete project execution and closeout.

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