A Strong Claim Defense Begins with Titan
Filing an insurance claim after storm damage can be confusing, especially if you have never done it before. Titan Roofing photographs and documents every bit of damage we find, shows up alongside you during your adjuster inspection, and connects you with expert insurance litigation attorneys and vetted public adjusters when a claim needs extra support.
You are still the one filing under Florida law, but you will have a local team in your corner from the very first call.
Claim Process
Photograph the Damage
We capture detailed photos of everything we find, giving your claim a clear and complete starting point before anything else happens.
Show Up for the Inspection
Our team meets your adjuster on site whenever we can, so nothing gets missed or overlooked in the walkthrough.
Call in Extra Help When Needed
For claims that get denied or underpaid, we connect you with attorneys and public adjusters who can help you get the most out of your claim.
Claim Faqs
What if my insurance company sends out their own inspector who disagrees with our findings?
This happens more than people expect, since damage is not always obvious from a quick walkthrough. If there is a real disagreement, we can provide our own detailed documentation to support what we found, and if needed, connect you with a public adjuster who can advocate specifically for your side of the claim.
A second opinion is not unusual, and it does not mean your original claim was wrong.
Do I have to use Titan Roofing to file an insurance claim?
No, filing a claim does not require hiring any specific contractor at all. We’re just here to help you through the process.
What should I do the moment I notice storm damage?
- Take photos from the ground if it is safe to do so
- Avoid getting on the roof yourself
- Call us so we can schedule a full inspection quickly
Acting fast helps strengthen your claim and prevents further damage in the meantime.
How long does the insurance claims process usually take from start to finish?
It varies quite a bit depending on your insurer and how complex the damage turns out to be, though many straightforward claims are resolved within a few weeks of the initial inspection.