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Pricing
NOTICE
If a contractor offers to discount or waive your deductible, or offers a lower price than the 'RCV' value of your insurance claim, and the rest is not returned, you are both committing insurance fraud.
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Selling Your Home?
'Pay At Closing' Options
Selling your home? But have roof damage? Or need to replace your roof to close on the house? We SPECIALIZE in helping sellers!
1) Selling Your Home w/ Roof Damage (But Can't Afford To Fix It)
Putting your home on the market, but can't afford to fix your roof damage out of pocket? Here's a creative solution... List your home for sale with the provision that the roof will be replaced prior to closing - use this as a selling point!
Once you are under contract, we can replace the roof (usually $0 up front) within 30 days of your closing date and can get paid out of closing proceeds (direct from the title company). You can even give your buyer the opportunity to pick the color of their new roof!
2) Need To Replace Your Roof To Close The Sale (Under Contract)
If you are under contract right now, we can replace the roof (usually $0 up front) within 30 days of your closing date and can get paid out of closing proceeds (direct from the title company). You can even give your buyer the opportunity to pick the color of their new roof!
TX Law - Insurance Claims
Under Texas law (Texas Insurance Code Chapter 707 / HB 2102), roofing companies are required to bill at least the exact amount approved by your insurance company (RCV).
It is illegal (a Class B misdemeanor) for both the contractor (AND the homeowner) to cover, discount, or rebate any part of your insurance deductible.
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