Share the estimate
G2 reviews the approved scope, measurements, materials, and payment stages.
Your roof claim is approved. What comes next?
Turn the insurance estimate into a complete restoration.
G2 reviews your approved scope, inspects the property, explains the payment process, documents legitimate supplement items, and installs the roof your home needs.
Over 25 years of experienceLine-by-line scope reviewSupplement documentationComplete installation
You choose the contractorScope explained clearlyLegitimate supplementsLocal roofing team
From approval to installation
Four steps to a finished roof.
Inspect the property
We compare the estimate with visible damage and actual construction requirements.
Document omissions
When justified, G2 prepares photos, measurements, and construction support for review.
Restore the roof
Materials, installation, communication, cleanup, and final documentation are coordinated.
Why supplements matter
The first estimate may not be the final scope.
Carrier estimates can omit required accessories, labor, code-related items, or conditions discovered during construction. A supplement asks the carrier to review documented project needs.
Roof measurements and waste calculations
Flashing, vents, and accessory items
Manufacturer installation requirements
Documented code-related work
Hidden conditions discovered after tear-off
Insurance roof replacement FAQs
Straight answers before you choose a contractor.
Can I choose my own contractor after claim approval?
Homeowners generally select the contractor who performs the work. Review your policy and carrier communications, then compare contractors based on scope, accountability, and workmanship.
What is a roofing supplement?
A supplement is a documented request for the carrier to review necessary labor, materials, code items, or discovered conditions not included in the original estimate.
Does a supplement change my deductible?
A supplement generally changes the reviewed repair scope rather than the policy deductible. Confirm deductible and coverage questions with your carrier.
Will G2 negotiate my insurance claim?
G2 documents and communicates construction requirements. Coverage and settlement decisions remain between the homeowner and insurance carrier.