In July 2024 the National Weather Service documented hail up to 4 inches near Monticello and Big Lake. After a storm like that, door-knockers show up from out of state with big promises. We are a Minnesota company with a Waite Park office and 300+ Google reviews, and we document damage the way adjusters need to see it.
A free storm inspection of your Big Lake home, with test-square photos for your insurer.
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After approval, the insurer covers the agreed scope and the homeowner covers the deductible, which is how covered Big Lake storm repairs normally finish. Not every roof earns a claim. If yours does not, we say that up front.
You open the claim with your insurer. We meet the adjuster at your house with our photos and measurements. If the scope misses items, we send documentation that supports a second look. Once the scope is approved, we pull the Big Lake permit and schedule the work. You pay your deductible plus any upgrades you choose.
On day one, stay off the roof, photograph what you can see from the ground, and make sure nothing is letting water into the house. In the first week, read your policy, find your deductible and your filing deadline, and get the roof inspected before you talk to anyone selling a replacement. Waiting does not make hail damage go away, but it can make it harder to tie to a specific storm.
"From our first meeting after our house was hit by a huge hail storm to the final walk through of our completed house, CoMitted 365 exceeded our expectations throughout the entire process! It was so nice not to have to deal with the insurance company; they took care of everything!"
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On a covered claim, normally the deductible and nothing more. The insurer pays the approved scope. Minnesota law bars contractors from paying or waiving the deductible on your behalf.
It depends on your policy, since claim deadlines vary, so check yours or ask your agent. Old damage can still cause leaks either way, and a free inspection shows what is on the roof today.
If you want us there, yes, with photos and measurements in hand. You still file the claim and make the final call.
If your contract was to be paid from insurance proceeds and the claim is denied, Minnesota Statute 326B.811 lets you cancel within 72 hours of the insurer's notice.
After a big hailstorm the doorbell rings a lot. We hold a Minnesota contractor license, and our inspection is free.
Every surface of your Big Lake house gets checked and photographed for hail and wind marks.
You find out if a claim makes sense before the call to your insurer.
If you do file, the documentation goes to your adjuster and Minnesota law guides every step.
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