After a hurricane or a hard summer storm, two things matter: stopping water from getting in, and building a clean record of the damage for your insurer. Epoch Roofing does both. We inspect and photograph the roof, dry in or tarp what needs protecting, and meet with your adjuster so the damage is seen and understood. Call (866) 606-4049 as soon as it is safe.
Our storm process
- Inspection and photos: every slope and every damaged area, documented before anything is touched.
- Emergency dry-in: tarp or temporary repair to stop active leaks.
- Written damage report: what we found, with photos you can send to your insurer.
- Adjuster meeting: we walk the roof with your adjuster when requested.
- Repair or replacement: once you decide how to proceed, we permit and build it.
What to do right after a storm
- Stay off the roof. Take photos from the ground and inside the home.
- Move valuables away from leaks and catch water where you can.
- Call your insurer to open a claim and note the claim number.
- Call us for an inspection and dry-in.
- Keep receipts for any emergency expenses.
A note on claims
Every policy is different, and Florida claim rules change. We do not give legal advice or negotiate your claim for you; we document the roof and explain the damage. Check your policy and current Florida law for filing deadlines. For current Florida filing deadlines, read our guide to filing a hurricane roof insurance claim in Florida.
What customers say on Google
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★★★★★
After hurricane Milton I smugly thought I had gotten away with no damages, even though most of my neighbors had not. There were no leaks (to make me aware of problems on the roof) and while my phone was busy with calls from roofers, I was almost certain the callers were calling everyone in the area trying to get whoever answered the phone to replace a roof that was fine.
One day, almost a year after the hurricane, I had a call from a friendly voice, an intelligent person named Okan Bostan who told me he was parked in front of my house and did I know about all the cracks in the tiles on my roof. I told him I was sure the roof was OK , and he asked if I would give him permission to go on the roof and take photos. I agreed thinking once he had seen how sturdy and water tight my roof was, that would make him go away. Then the photos arrived in my email. OMG, what a mess.
But what sealed the deal was Okan told me my insurance would probably cover a new roof, but once a year has passed with a claim from an owner, the insurance company does not have to pay off. And nearly a year had passed by then. Time was running out.
Okan and Miles came to visit me and discuss in person what I needed to know and to do and what they could do to make a new roof happen. Needless to say they soon became my best buddies and they handled the job from "soup to nuts". I am so happy with the new roof, and I have only them to thank! Neighbors I hardly ever spoke to in the past have come to my house with complements on how nice the new roof looks. Thank you Epoch!
Frequently asked questions
Do you work with all insurance companies?
We work with homeowners regardless of insurer. You choose your contractor.
Will you tarp my roof?
Yes. We provide emergency dry-in and tarping to protect your home after storm damage.
Is my damage covered?
That depends on your policy and the cause of damage. Our photo report helps you and your adjuster decide.
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