Wind, hail and storm damage claims move faster and get scoped more accurately when the documentation is right from day one. Here's exactly what Crownline does — and exactly what we don't.
Photos and video of the damage, dated and organized before anything gets touched.
A full roof inspection identifying the extent and cause of damage.
A written estimate in the line-item format most Florida insurers already expect.
We can be on-site when the adjuster inspects, pointing to documented damage.
If the initial scope misses documented damage, we submit a supplement request.
Public adjusting is a separate, licensed profession in Florida. We document damage, write scopes, and can meet the adjuster on-site to point to what we found — but the insurance carrier makes the coverage decision, not us, and we do not guarantee claim approval or a specific settlement amount.
If you want someone to represent you directly in a coverage dispute, that's a licensed public adjuster or an attorney, and we'll say so plainly if that's the right move for your situation.
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A properly documented roof gives your insurer a clear record of cause and extent — and gives you a scope that matches what code requires.
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Free inspection, real photos, a scope your insurer can actually work with.
