Insurance

Insurance

When you are looking for commercial roof repair in Colorado Springs, All Things New Roofing & Restoration is the place to go! Residential roofing& restoration is not the only service we provide. We have extensive experience in all types of commercial roofing also. Whether the roof is flat, pitched, or somewhere in between, we have the expertise to provide a solidly installed roof that is also appealing to the eye.
What’s the difference between an insurance claim and a cash bid?
There are many differences between a claim and a cash bid, but to put it simply-

An insurance claim estimate is an estimate that is figured, using industry-standard estimating software, when your home has sustained damage that is covered by your insurance policy. Insurance claim estimates are initiated when you make a claim. The adjuster comes out to assess the damage and the process begins. You are free to choose who you want to use to do the work. But regardless of who you choose, you must still pay your deductible. It is the law. Your deductible is the same as a co-pay in your health insurance. You pay your doctor the co-pay and pay the contractor the deductible.

A cash bid is an estimate you seek when there is no insurance claim involved in the restoration. You are liable to pay the total amount of the bill on a cash bid. This is usually the way homeowners choose when the property has just been worn from years of use, but not from damage.
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When Weather Strikes – We Know What To Do

All Things New Roofing & Restoration, we know firsthand how frustrating weather damage can be for a home or business owner. When serious hail or wind damage destroys property so quickly, it can feel overwhelming.  Not only is daily life disrupted, but now there are phone calls to make, claims to start, and restoration work to manage… All Things New Roofing & Restoration is able and willing to take the pressure and hassle out of all of this and to make the process of getting your property back in shape relatively smooth.
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