Restoration and insurance approval process

COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS REGARDING INSURANCE CLAIMS

1. The following are some situations that PROHIBIT insurance companies from raising premiums which include:
   • When a property owner inquires about filing a claim but does not submit one.
   • When a property owner files a claim that does not result in a payout (denied claim).
   • When a homeowner files a single claim.
   • WHEN A HOMEOWNER FILES A CLAIM DUE TO WEATHER OR NATURAL DISASTER DAMAGE.
   (BY LAW THE INSURER IS PROHIBITED FROM RAISING YOUR PREMIUM).
2. If a property owner or normal contractor were to put in a claim directly with the insurance company, you would not be able to negotiate but rather would be at the mercy of the insurance company’s assessment and harsh regulations, especially after all the large storms we had in the past years.
3. We at J Land Contracting, are roofing and siding system specialists that are about to hit a decade’s worth of experience working within the restoration field and with insurance companies. We work closely with private adjusters and know the ins and outs to not only obtain definitive approval for replacement from the insurance companies but also to be awarded the maximum amount of benefits that by law, insurance companies are required to grant to you, the property owner.
4. We at J Land Contracting, are your representatives, litigation for your property, and are here to represent and fight on your behalf to provide you with the proper compensation that you have been paying premiums, for so long. Most property owners are unaware of the major benefits there are of the transference of the replacement of your roof or siding to insurance as long as there are legal grounds and justifiable evidence of storm damage.