How to inspect a roof for insurance claim PART 2 | Public adjuster Explains

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00:00 Intro
00:05 Start at the bottom
00:50 Carriers may re-define damage
01:40 Blisters
02:27 Moving to the front of the home
03:25 Identifying wind damage
03:56 Sit at the EDGE of the roof
04:00 Wait until payment is confirmed
05:09 Closed-cut valleys
05:29 Woven-cut valley
06:01 Safety First
06:16 What all the roofing components are called
06:28 what 3-tab shingle looks like vs architectural in the field
06:30 Roof Ridge
06:38 Roof Hip
06:45 Roof Turtle Vents
06:50 Roof Furnace Stack Cap and Collar
06:55 Roof Soil Stack / Roof Pipe Boot
07:10 Roof Valley
07:20 Where Roof Leak Barrier Should Be Installed
07:32 Identify Roof Eve
07:40 Identify Roof Rake
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[@startduckin]

Great info on roofing materials, safety, and assessment. Subbed well earned.

[@ChicagoRoofer]

Thank Deon for the kind words. I have many more that I intend on putting up here. If you ever find anything you feel would help the community, I would love to get that feedback as well:-)

[@nightterror007]

I literally just got done commenting on the part 1 of this roof review that you should probably start from the bottom and work your way up the roof LOL

[@ChicagoRoofer]

Makes sense. Point taken:-)

[@brendenrenn]

Very helpful

[@ChicagoRoofer]

Thank you for the feedback! I'm considering doing another one for siding and roofing with better audio

[@christopher6161]

Subscribed

[@ChicagoRoofer]

Thank you!

[@sshaw1015]

Where can we get more indepth training to identify different wind or hail and everything else an adjuster is looking for???

[@ChicagoRoofer]

Let me know what you're looking for and I can make more videos if that helps. I should have a bunch on my channel.

[@richardwellington4747]

@@ChicagoRoofer Don't listen to this guy. You will be misinformed.

[@davileett1224]

@@richardwellington4747 Tell us more

[@spirals8470]

Raccoon not covered mammal not rodent

[@ChicagoRoofer]

Racoons are mammals. Raccoon damage is covered on most policies unless it's specifically excluded.

[@richardwellington4747]

@@ChicagoRoofer You are incorrect. Again, the insurance company is not a warranty program. The owner is responsible to maintain the roof.