Beware of “Storm Chaser” Roofers
Hi ,
After a big storm, it’s not unusual to see roofing contractors driving through neighborhoods, knocking on doors, and offering to inspect or even replace your roof. They’ll often frame the conversation around your insurance coverage—suggesting the work will be “paid for by your insurance company” or implying that filing a claim is automatic and risk-free.
Here’s the problem: not all of these contractors are legitimate. Some exaggerate damage, push unnecessary claims, or do substandard work and disappear once they’re paid. Filing an insurance claim when there’s little or no actual damage can even create issues with your coverage down the road.
That doesn’t mean all roofers are bad—many reputable, local companies do excellent work and don’t use these aggressive tactics. If you think your roof may have storm damage, it’s best to:
- Call us first so we can help you determine whether a claim makes sense.
- Work with established, local roofing companies with strong references.
- Never sign paperwork on the spot without fully understanding it.
Your roof is too important to leave in the hands of “storm chasers.” A little caution up front can save you big headaches later.
👉 Before you sign anything, schedule a quick call with us or just reply to this email. We’ll help you sort through your options with confidence.
Your Insurance Team
Page Insurance Ltd
(203) 453-5258
www.pageins.com
P.S. We’re always here to answer your insurance questions—big or small.
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