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There are many different types of roofing systems but all are either classified as Steep-Slope or Low-Slope (flat roofing). Below are the basic different roofing types you may encounter, all of which C3 Group Adjusters are experienced in assessing when they are damaged.
Single-ply roofing systems are made from a single layer of waterproofing membrane that is installed on top of the roof insulation and/or cover board. Innovations in the manufacturing process has made single-ply roofing systems that are lightweight, durable, and easy to install.
Single Ply Roofing System types:
EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) – EPDM roofing is an Elastomeric synthetic rubber roof that is resistant to hail impact and has high UV resistance.
TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) – A flexible and reflective thermoplastic roofing system.
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) – A fire-resistant and waterproof thermoplastic roof system.
Built-Up Roofing systems are one of the oldest flat roofing types. A BUR system is sometimes referred to as a “tar and gravel” system. These roofs are composed of alternating layers of reinforcing fabric and bitumen (asphalt) and is finished with a UV-protectant such as gravel aggregate or fluid applied coating.
Modified Bitumen Roofing Systems (ModBit) is made up of a single layer of Bitumen (asphalt) that is “modified” with other materials.
There are two types of ModBit roofing systems:
Tile roofs are energy-efficient and durable systems that have a long life expectancy. Tile roof systems have been known to withstand fire and hail, however, one of the most unique qualities of a tile roof is that they are made from sustainable earth materials instead of synthetic materials
metal roof tiles or metal shingles in addition to certified metal roof restoration.
Shingled Roofing Systems
Our investigations team and trusted partners use detailed analysis, testing and forensic investigations. That means evidence-based conclusions on your property’s material and structural damages.
Drones. Matterport 3D imaging. Capacitance meters for moisture detection. We use cutting-edge tech to capture every irrefutable detail.
Every member of our investigations team is Level 2 or Level 3 certified in Xactimate. This rare level of expertise in the industry helps us produce super-detailed, data-driven estimates to fully substantiate your claim.
Our highly-trained investigations team visits your site. Using advanced technology, forensic evaluation and independent damage standards, they complete an unbiased evaluation of your property damage and your policy coverage.
One of our public adjusters and Level 3 Xactimate Certified estimators is assigned to your claim. Our Xactimate estimator compiles a comprehensive and accurate estimate of your loss. The first time.
With the evidence compiled, your public adjuster finalizes an itemized claim package that includes damage evidence, policy considerations, estimates and reports.
Your designated public adjuster handles all back-and-forth with the insurance company, keeping you up to speed and guiding you through the negotiation process.
Once all stakeholders and contractors are in agreement with the proposed settlement, your public adjuster settles the claim with the insurance carrier – making sure you get the full value you’re entitled to under your policy.
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Our team looks forward to the opportunity to speak with you about your commercial property and how we may be able to assist you with overcoming your claim challenges. Contact our team on commercial claim experts in whichever method you prefer.
Our adjusters hold licenses in:
Colorado, Florida, Texas, Arizona, California, Nevada, Utah, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Louisiana, Washington, Wyoming, Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Indiana, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania
