03 / Professional Property Inspections

Roof and Full Property Inspections,
Documented From Footer to Ridge.

Storm damage insurance claim inspections, preventative maintenance inspections for homeowners who protect their biggest investment, and full homesite inspections that qualify home sales. Serving Woodstock, Canton, Marietta, Kennesaw, Alpharetta, and North Georgia with photo documentation, measured findings, and written cost assessments.

Storm Damage Insurance Claims

How Armor Roofing Works
Your Insurance Claim

When a storm damage claim is filed, it is 100% advised to choose an actual contractor who works directly with insurance providers every week. Here is exactly what our inspection and claim process looks like, step by step:

  1. Step 01

    Free Storm Damage Inspection & Documentation

    After hail, wind, or a falling-limb event, we inspect the roof, attic, siding, gutters, soft metals, and outbuildings. Every condition is photographed with scale references and noted by location, so your storm damage insurance claim starts with evidence instead of an opinion.

  2. Step 02

    Damage Verification & Cause Determination

    We separate storm damage from wear, so the claim is built on conditions an adjuster can verify: bruised and mat-damaged shingles, granule loss patterns, dents in soft metal, cracked seals, and interior staining from wind-driven rain.

  3. Step 03

    Policy & Coverage Review With You

    We review how your policy applies to the damage, explain your deductible and the difference between replacement cost value and actual cash value, and tell you honestly whether a claim makes sense for your situation.

  4. Step 04

    Adjuster Meeting & Roof-Level Walkthrough

    We meet your insurance adjuster on the roof, walk the same slopes, and point out conditions that do not read from the driveway. Knowing what to present to adjustment staff is the difference between a first-pass approval and a denial letter.

  5. Step 05

    Contractor-Prepared Insurance Estimate

    We create the proper insurance estimates carriers require from contractors: a line-item scope with measured quantities, correct trade pricing, code items, and manufacturer specifications that matches what the adjuster is looking at.

  6. Step 06

    Supplementing Damage That Was Unseen

    Tear-off reveals what the first inspection cannot: rotted decking, crushed ventilation, failed flashing, and code upgrades. We document each item with photos and measurements and submit supplements so the work can be completed and the claim closed properly.

  7. Step 07

    Approved Work Performed to Scope

    Once the carrier and you agree on the scope, our crews complete the roof and restoration work to manufacturer specification and current code, with permits pulled and inspections handled.

  8. Step 08

    Certificate of Completion & Depreciation Recovery

    At the end we provide the certificate of completion, final invoice, and photo documentation the carrier needs to release recoverable depreciation held on the back end of your claim. That money is part of your policy, and it is routinely left unclaimed.

  9. Step 09

    Final Documentation Package & Claim Close-Out

    You receive a complete file of findings, estimates, supplements, and completion records. If the roof is ever questioned again, the history is already documented.

Why An Actual Contractor

Choose The Contractor
Who Speaks Insurance

A storm claim is a construction file, not a customer service request. It has to be written in the language adjusters price from, and closed with the documentation carriers require before they release the back end of the money.

  • We deal directly with insurance providers and work inside the process carriers expect from a licensed contractor.
  • We know what to present to adjustment staff and how to document conditions that are easy to miss from the ground.
  • We create the proper insurance estimates your provider requires from contractors, in the line-item format they price from.
  • We prepare the certificate of completion needed to recover depreciation on the back end of the claim.
  • We have the ability to properly supplement for items unseen during the initial inspection that need replacement before the job can be finished.
  • Armor Roofing LLC is a fully licensed general contractor and unlimited builder, so we can also correct related siding, gutter, interior, and structural damage under the same claim.
  • You are hiring a local Georgia company that documents, estimates, and performs the work, not a storm-chasing outfit that disappears after the check clears.
Preventative Maintenance

Home & Property Inspections
For Proactive Owners

For homeowners who meticulously maintain their biggest investment, we perform preventative maintenance inspections of the entire property. Armor Roofing LLC is a fully licensed general contractor and unlimited builder, so we can perform any restoration inspection on any facet of your home's build, from footer to ridge, and give you a prioritized plan before small issues turn into insurance claims.

Roof Covering & Flashing Detail

Shingle condition, granule loss, exposed fasteners, valley metal, step flashing, pipe boots, and every penetration sealed the way the manufacturer requires.

Attic, Ventilation & Insulation

Intake and exhaust balance, blocked soffit vents, crushed or disconnected vent runs, insulation depth, and moisture evidence on the underside of the deck.

Water Run-Off & Drainage

Gutters, downspouts, splash zones, grading, and the paths water actually takes away from the foundation.

Soffit, Fascia & Trim

Soft wood behind the gutter line, paint failure, animal entry points, and the intake ventilation those assemblies feed.

Exterior Walls, Siding & Windows

Siding condition, sealants, wall flashing, exterior door and window details, and evidence of wind-driven rain intrusion.

Structural Framing & Decking

Rafter condition, sheathing integrity, sagging lines, and any cut or notched framing found along the way.

Porches, Decks & Additions

Low-slope roofing, flashing tie-ins, ledger attachment, and the transitions where additions meet the original structure.

Outbuildings & Garages

Shop, barn, and garage roof systems, plus the same inspection standards a home receives.

Photo Report & Maintenance Plan

Findings documented with photos, prioritized by urgency, and priced so you can schedule work on your terms instead of on an emergency timeline.

For Brokers, Sellers & Agents

Homesite Inspections
That Qualify Home Sales

Armor Roofing Georgia LLC performs full homesite inspections to qualify home sales. We survey the property fully, including water run-off, foundation issues, structural nuances, and settling issues, then provide a full cost assessment of the repairs needed so potential buyers can decide whether their prospective home is a go or a hard pass. Listing agents get honest pre-listing findings, and buyers get the real number before closing instead of after.

Water Run-Off & Drainage Survey

How water moves across the lot, where it ponds, and where it is being directed into crawlspaces, basements, or foundation walls.

Foundation Issues

Visible cracking, movement, moisture, and the drainage conditions that created them.

Settling & Structural Nuances

Out-of-level floors, door and window racking, sticking openings, and the framing clues behind them.

Roof Condition & Remaining Life

Covering condition, age, layer count, ventilation, flashing, and a realistic service-life estimate rather than a pass or fail guess.

Exterior Envelope & Siding

Siding, trim, sealants, and cladding details that indicate deferred maintenance or hidden moisture.

Attic & Crawlspace Conditions

Deck condition, insulation, ventilation, moisture, and pest or animal evidence in spaces buyers rarely see.

Full Cost Assessment of Needed Repairs

A written cost assessment of what has to be fixed now, what can wait, and what it will realistically cost so you can price the purchase honestly.

Go or Hard-Pass Recommendation

The numbers, the urgency, and our straight opinion on whether the property is worth proceeding with.

Every homesite inspection ends with a written cost assessment you can hand to a lender, a seller, or your own client.

Key Service Areas

Storm Claim & Property Inspections
In Your Neighborhood

If you are searching for a storm damage insurance claim inspection, a roof and full property inspection, or a contractor who deals directly with insurance providers, we are already on roofs in your city. Armor Roofing LLC inspects homes across Cherokee, Cobb, Fulton, Forsyth, Paulding, Bartow, Douglas, and Gwinnett counties, and every inspection ends with photos, measured findings, and a written plan you own.

Storm Damage Insurance Claim Inspections

Our primary focus after hail, wind, and storm events

  • Free storm damage roof inspection
  • Hail damage and wind damage documentation
  • Working directly with your insurance provider
  • Knowing what to present to adjustment staff
  • Contractor-prepared insurance estimates
  • Supplementing items unseen until tear-off
  • Certificate of completion for depreciation recovery

Preventative Maintenance Inspections

For homeowners who meticulously maintain their biggest investment

  • Full home and property maintenance inspection
  • Roof covering, attic, and ventilation review
  • Gutters, drainage, and water run-off
  • Soffit, fascia, siding, and window details
  • Licensed general contractor and unlimited builder
  • Any restoration inspection, footer to ridge

Real Estate & Pre-Sale Homesite Inspections

For brokers, home sellers, and buyer agents

  • Full homesite inspection to qualify a home sale
  • Water run-off and drainage survey
  • Foundation issues and settling evaluation
  • Structural nuances and framing clues
  • Full cost assessment of needed repairs
  • Go or hard-pass purchase recommendation

Cities We Inspect For Storm Claims, Maintenance & Home Sales

Not seeing your town? We travel the whole North Georgia storm corridor. Call (678) 332-1881 and we will confirm your address for a free inspection.

Next Step

Get Your Inspection
On The Calendar.

Storm claim, preventative maintenance, or pre-sale homesite inspection: free to schedule, fully documented, and written in plain English.