Roofing, from emergency tarping to replacement.
A trade dispatched under the managed repair program, from emergency temporary protection through full roof replacement by credentialed roofing vendors.
Roofing
A compromised roof is both an immediate exposure and a repair scope. Temporary protection has to happen now; the permanent scope happens once the loss is understood.
Roofing is dispatched under the program the same way every other trade is: credentialed vendors matched to the loss zone, verified before dispatch, and documented through closeout. Emergency tarping is treated as make-safe and moves first.
Scope under the program.
What a dispatch for this trade includes. Multi-trade losses are sequenced under one service request.
Emergency tarping
Temporary protection installed to stop water intrusion while the scope is determined.
Repair scope
Localised repair where the damage is contained.
Full replacement
Complete roof replacement where the loss warrants it.
Decking and substrate
Compromised decking addressed as part of the scope.
Coordination with mitigation
Roof work sequenced with interior drying so neither undoes the other.
How this trade gets dispatched.
The program handles sequencing so trades on the same loss do not collide.
Make-safe first
Tarping dispatched as an emergency trade ahead of the permanent scope.
Credentialed roofing vendors
Matched from the credentialed pool by geography and scope size.
Sequenced with interior trades
Roof and interior mitigation scheduled against each other, not in parallel conflict.
What lands in the file.
Documentation is assembled by us and returned as one package, built for the adjuster who has to justify the scope.
The storm doesn't schedule itself. Neither do we.
Submit a service request or call dispatch. One point of contact from first call to closeout.