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Storm Damage & Insurance Support

Storm Damage Roofing in Peachtree City, GA — Atlas Pro+ Certified Contractor and Licensed Public Adjusters Working Together

Sure Thing Roofing Contractor provides storm damage roof inspections, complete documentation, roofing estimates, and adjuster meeting support — and connects qualifying homeowners with licensed public adjusters who review their policy before any decisions are made, at no additional cost for qualifying claims. Call (678) 781-0045.

Most roofing contractors hand you a clipboard and wish you luck with your insurance company. Sure Thing Roofing Contractor does something different. As a Storm Doctors, Inc. company, we inspect and document your roof with the thoroughness your claim requires. When storm damage is found, we connect you with licensed public adjusters from our network who review your policy before you file. And for qualifying claims where we perform the roofing work, we cover the public adjuster fees — roofing expertise and licensed claims expertise working together, at no additional cost to you.

Our Advantage

Two Experts. One Process. No Guessing.

Georgia law is clear: roofing contractors handle construction. Licensed public adjusters handle claim negotiation and policy advocacy. Most homeowners navigate the gap between those two worlds alone. Sure Thing Roofing Contractor closes that gap — and for qualifying claims, we cover the cost of doing it.

Atlas Pro+ Certified Storm Documentation

Our inspectors document storm damage the way insurance carriers need to see it: photographed impact sites, measured granule displacement, written damage descriptions, and a complete roofing estimate. When we attend your adjuster meeting, we show up with the documentation in hand — not a verbal account of what we saw.

Licensed Public Adjusters, No Additional Cost

After our inspection, if storm damage is found, we connect you with a licensed Georgia public adjuster from our network who reviews your specific policy before you file. This step is what separates homeowners who understand their coverage from those who find out what they were entitled to after it is too late.

For qualifying claims where Sure Thing Roofing Contractor performs the roofing work, we cover the public adjuster fees. You get licensed claims expertise working alongside our roofing team — at no additional cost to you. If a dispute arises with your carrier, our networked public adjusters can advocate on your behalf as your licensed representative. Sure Thing handles the roofing. The public adjuster handles the claim. You have both in your corner.

Storm Doctors, Inc. Heritage

Sure Thing Roofing Contractor is a Storm Doctors, Inc. company. Storm work is not a seasonal service for us — it is what we were built to do. Our team understands how hail events in Fayette and Coweta County damage specific shingle types, how to document damage in a format that survives insurer review, and what a complete, honest roofing scope looks like — including what belongs there that adjusters sometimes miss.

Written Warranties

Every replacement is completed to Atlas Pro+ certified standards with a Lifetime Limited Warranty on shingles and a written 5-year labor warranty, extendable up to 25 years. Your new roof is protected — in writing — before we leave your property.

From First Call to Finished Roof — Here Is How We Work

1

No-Cost Inspection

We inspect your roof within 48–72 hours of contact after a storm event. Every affected surface is photographed, measured, and documented in writing. You receive a clear, honest assessment of what we found — no pressure, no commitment required.

2

Policy Review by a Licensed Public Adjuster

If storm damage is found, we connect you with a licensed public adjuster from our network before you file. They review your actual policy — endorsements, exclusions, deductibles, ordinance and law coverage — and advise you on what your policy actually covers. Policies have changed. Roof surface endorsements, high deductibles, and O&L variations affect outcomes significantly. Knowing this before you file changes everything.

For qualifying claims where we perform the roofing work, we cover the public adjuster fees.

3

You File the Claim

Filing is your decision and your action — the homeowner is always the claimant. With our inspection documentation and the public adjuster’s policy review in hand, you file from a position of knowledge rather than guesswork.

4

Adjuster Meeting

Sure Thing Roofing Contractor attends the adjuster’s site inspection. We present our documented findings, walk the roof with the adjuster, explain our estimate line by line, and answer technical roofing questions. The licensed public adjuster may also attend as your licensed representative.

5

Scope Confirmation

Once the construction scope is established and your decisions are made, Sure Thing Roofing Contractor schedules the work — materials, crew, permits where required, and property preparation.

6

Atlas Pro+ Installation and Documentation

We complete the roofing work to Atlas Pro+ certified standards, perform a full cleanup including magnetic nail sweep, and provide all completion documentation — including what your carrier may need to release any remaining claim payments.

What a Licensed Public Adjuster Reviews Before You File

Not all Georgia homeowner’s policies are the same — and the differences matter significantly for storm damage claims. Here is what our networked public adjusters review before you file:

01

Roof Surface Endorsements

Some newer policies limit coverage on older roofing materials regardless of the cause of damage. Knowing this before you file affects your decision and your documentation strategy.

02

Ordinance and Law (O&L) Coverage

Georgia building codes may require improvements beyond like-for-like replacement — updated ventilation, drip edge, code-compliant sheathing. O&L endorsements cover these costs. Many homeowners don’t know whether they have this coverage until it is too late to use it effectively.

03

Deductible Structure

Some policies now carry percentage-based deductibles on wind and hail claims — 1% or 2% of the insured value, not a flat dollar amount. A $400,000 home with a 2% wind/hail deductible means an $8,000 out-of-pocket before the claim pays anything. Knowing your deductible before filing changes the math.

04

ACV vs. RCV

Actual Cash Value policies depreciate your roof based on age. Replacement Cost Value policies pay for a new roof of like kind and quality. The difference can be tens of thousands of dollars.

A licensed public adjuster reviews your specific policy — not generic information about policies in general. That is the difference between knowing and guessing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Two things: Storm Doctors heritage and our network of licensed public adjusters. Most roofing contractors can document damage and meet your adjuster. Few connect you with a licensed public adjuster who reviews your actual policy before you file — and fewer still cover those fees for qualifying claims. That combination is what sets Sure Thing apart.
No. We handle the roofing: inspection, documentation, estimate, and adjuster meeting. Our networked licensed public adjusters handle policy review and claim advocacy as your licensed representative when needed. These are legally distinct roles and we keep them that way.
For qualifying claims where Sure Thing Roofing Contractor performs the roofing work, we cover the public adjuster fees — at no additional cost to you. Ask us for details when we connect you.
Our documented inspection report and photographs constitute a professional second opinion. Our networked public adjusters can advocate on your behalf through your carrier’s dispute process. For legal questions about your policy, consult an attorney experienced in Georgia property insurance.
No. You are free to work with any licensed public adjuster or handle the claim yourself. We connect qualifying homeowners with our network because the relationship works well and the outcomes for our customers have been positive. It is a resource, not a requirement.
Policies vary significantly. Some carry roof surface endorsements that limit coverage on older materials. Some have ordinance and law endorsements that cover code upgrades. Some use ACV (depreciated value) instead of RCV (replacement cost). Deductibles range from flat amounts to percentage-based wind/hail deductibles. A licensed public adjuster reviews your specific policy — not generic policy types.
We aim to inspect within 48–72 hours of contact after a storm event. Call (678) 781-0045 or schedule online to get on our inspection calendar.

Important Notice: Sure Thing Roofing Contractor and Storm Doctors, Inc. are roofing contractors. We are not insurance companies, insurance agents, public adjusters, or law firms. We do not interpret insurance policies, negotiate claim settlements, determine coverage, or guarantee claim approval or payment. The licensed public adjuster services referenced on this page are provided by independently licensed Georgia public adjusters, not by Sure Thing Roofing Contractor. Public adjuster fee coverage is available for qualifying claims where Sure Thing Roofing Contractor performs the roofing work; ask for complete details. Coverage decisions are made by your insurance carrier under the terms of your policy.

No Cost · No Obligation · No Guessing

Storm Damage? Get Our Inspection and a Policy Review — Before You File.

Most homeowners file a storm damage claim with incomplete information about their roof’s condition and their policy’s actual coverage. Sure Thing Roofing Contractor changes that. We inspect and document your roof. Our networked licensed public adjusters review your policy. You file — or don’t — from a position of knowledge. The inspection is free. For qualifying claims where we perform the work, the public adjuster is too.