During the hailstorm at Robert’s property in San Antonio, Texas, some damage was visible, but the full extent of the loss was not immediately evident. A few days later, granules started entering the gutters, some water leaks began to form, and some solid parts of the roof began to show some level of injury.
Nevertheless, with these obvious signs, the initial approximation made by State Farm of $13,313.78 was an underestimate to approximate the actual damages incurred.
In search of a fair and genuine resolution, Robert turned to SPJ Adjusting Services.
We had already completed a full hail test with our members in appraisal, and there were a number of things that we needed to address:
- Great bruising involving the fracture of the shingles
- The water-repelling materials below the outer roofing surface have also been damaged.
- Vent Damage, Flashing and Other Exposed Metal Parts
- Initial entry of moisture through roof penetrations
SPJ gave a realistic and technical analysis based on photographical proofs of damages, measurement, and technical methods for restoring the damages. Even the process of appraisal alone secured the actual amount of damages to $19,923.16, as it justified this amount.
As a result of this valuation being accurately adjusted, Robert will soon benefit from being able to fix his home and secure it from potential events created by weather conditions in the future.
The case shows the commitment of SPJ in ensuring that they are accurate, fair, and very much in favor of every homeowner who was damaged by the hail.
