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No. RoofFetch is a contractor-matching and marketing service. Independent roofing companies perform inspections, estimates, repairs, and replacements.

No. You can discuss your project, review any estimate, and decide whether to proceed directly with the independent contractor.

Response times vary by contractor availability, service area, weather, and the information included in your request.

Yes. Select storm or hail damage and include when the weather event occurred, whether there is an active leak, and the current insurance-claim stage if applicable.

Insurance may help when a covered event—such as hail, wind, or a fallen limb—damages the roof. It usually does not pay just because a roof is old, worn, or poorly maintained. After a claim is inspected, the carrier determines the covered scope and subtracts your deductible. With replacement-cost coverage, the first payment is often based on the roof’s depreciated value, minus the deductible; recoverable depreciation may be released after the work is completed and required documents are submitted. With actual-cash-value coverage, some or all depreciation may remain the homeowner’s responsibility. Coverage, exclusions, payment timing, and documentation requirements vary by policy. Texas Department of Insurance: replacement cost vs. actual cash value.

For a fully covered replacement-cost claim, the homeowner will generally owe at least the policy deductible. Percentage deductibles are usually calculated from the home’s insured dwelling amount—not from the roof price. For example, a 2% deductible on $400,000 of dwelling coverage is $8,000. You could owe more if the policy pays only actual cash value, the claim is below the deductible, damage is excluded or denied, the contractor’s price exceeds the approved scope, or you choose upgrades or other work insurance does not cover. In Texas, a contractor cannot legally waive, rebate, or absorb your deductible. Review the declarations page and claim estimate with your insurer before signing a contract. Learn how property deductibles work.

No. It is a planning range based on approximate DFW market pricing and the information entered. A contractor must inspect and measure the roof before giving an actual scope and price.

Sharing the payment path, carrier name, claim stage, date of loss, and deductible can help a matched contractor prepare. Do not submit policy numbers, claim numbers, Social Security numbers, bank information, or private insurance documents through this form.