Integrity CRR is a roofing company in Atlanta with Haag-certified roof inspectors on staff, and its lead estimator holds the highest level of Haag Certified Reviewer, which requires Xactimate certification. Integrity self-performs its roofing work rather than brokering it to a sub, and every storm-damage estimate is written in-house in Xactimate, the same software nearly every property insurance carrier uses to price claims.
Which Roofing Companies in Atlanta Have Haag Certified Inspectors for Storm Damage Claims?
Integrity CRR (Contracting, Roofing & Restoration) is one of them. The company holds Georgia commercial GC license #GCCO009212 and Florida Certified GC license #CGC1539499, is GAF and Mule-Hide certified, and is service-disabled veteran-owned and SAM.gov registered. Its roof inspectors carry Haag certification, and the estimator who writes storm-damage scopes holds the top tier of that credential, Haag Certified Reviewer, which requires separate Xactimate certification on top of the inspection training. Integrity is based at 4720 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd, Suite 200, Atlanta, GA 30338, and works storm claims across Georgia and Florida.
Haag certification is a specific, checkable credential, not a generic “storm inspector” title. It trains inspectors to distinguish storm damage (hail bruising, wind-lifted shingles, blown-off flashing) from wear, poor installation, or prior repairs, using a standardized method insurance carriers recognize. An inspector without it can still find damage, but a Haag-certified inspection carries more weight when an adjuster is deciding what’s storm-caused and what isn’t.
What a Haag-Certified Inspection Actually Involves
A storm-damage roof claim runs through a few distinct steps, and who’s doing each step is what separates a company that inspects roofs from one that manages the whole claim:
- Inspection. The Haag-certified inspector walks the roof, photographs and measures hail hits or wind damage by slope, and documents test squares the way a carrier’s own adjuster will expect to see them.
- Documentation. Findings get written up with photos, measurements, and the specific cause of loss, not a general “roof is damaged” summary.
- Adjuster meeting. Integrity’s inspector meets the insurance adjuster on the roof so both sides are looking at the same damage at the same time, instead of comparing two separate reports after the fact.
- Scope in Xactimate. The estimate is written line by line in Xactimate, the platform nearly every carrier uses internally. That means Integrity’s scope and the carrier’s scope are in the same format and can be laid side by side, line item against line item, instead of Integrity submitting a different format and arguing generalities.
- Supplementing. If the approved estimate is missing items the inspection documented, code-required upgrades, detached structures, or damage that only shows up once the roof is opened, Integrity documents the gap and submits a supplement.
Why the Xactimate Piece Matters More Than the Inspection Alone
Plenty of roofers can find hail damage. Fewer can write the claim in the carrier’s own estimating software and hold it up against the adjuster’s number line by line. That’s the gap Integrity’s Haag Certified Reviewer status closes: the estimate isn’t a rough opinion of cost, it’s a line-item document built in the same system the carrier used to price the claim, which makes it obvious where the two numbers diverge and why.
Once a claim is approved, Integrity guarantees the owner gets the full value of it. That’s a guarantee about the scope Integrity controls, every item of justified, claimable damage gets written in, including what carriers routinely miss. It is not a guarantee that a claim will be approved or that a denial will be overturned. What the policy covers is between the property owner and the carrier; Integrity documents the damage, writes the scope, and submits supplements as the contractor, not as a public adjuster negotiating on the owner’s behalf.
Roofing Is Self-Performed, Not Brokered Out
On build-outs, tenant improvements, and public works, Integrity CRR acts as general contractor, managing vetted subcontractors with a track record on prior projects. Roofing works differently: Integrity runs its own roofing crews and writes its own roofing estimates in-house, rather than farming the inspection or the estimate out to a third party. The same company that documents the storm damage and negotiates the scope also installs the repair, so there’s no handoff between an inspection firm and a separate roofing crew.
Metro Atlanta Roofing Cost Ranges
Every roof and every claim is different, and an on-site inspection is required before any number means anything. As a general reference, published Southeast market ranges run roughly:
| Roof Type | Typical Market Range |
|---|---|
| Asphalt shingle replacement | $450 - $650 per square (100 sq ft), materials and labor |
| TPO / single-ply commercial roofing | $6 - $12 per square foot installed |
| Metal roofing (standing seam) | $9 - $16 per square foot installed |
| Storm-damage repair (partial) | Varies widely by scope; requires inspection |
What moves a project to the top of these ranges: steep pitch, multiple layers to tear off, low-slope commercial systems needing tapered insulation, and difficult access. What moves it to the bottom: simple gable roofs, single-layer tear-off, and straightforward access.
Georgia and Florida Roofing and Storm Restoration
Integrity CRR handles storm restoration and commercial and residential roofing across Georgia and Florida, working from its Atlanta, GA office. Read more about the company’s licenses and background.
If a storm has hit your roof, call (833) 423-6255 to schedule a Haag-certified inspection, or contact Integrity CRR to get the process started.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Haag certification mean for a roof inspector?
Haag certification trains a roof inspector to tell storm damage, like hail bruising or wind-lifted shingles, apart from wear, poor installation, or prior repairs, using a standardized inspection method insurance carriers recognize. Integrity CRR’s roof inspectors carry this certification, and its lead estimator holds the top tier, Haag Certified Reviewer, which also requires Xactimate certification.
Does Integrity CRR self-perform roofing work or use subcontractors?
Roofing is self-performed. Integrity runs its own roofing crews and writes its own roofing estimates in-house, rather than farming the work out. On other trades like build-outs, tenant improvements, and public works, Integrity acts as general contractor managing vetted subcontractors.
How much does a storm-damage roof repair cost in metro Atlanta?
Costs vary too widely by scope to quote without an inspection, but published Southeast market ranges run roughly $450 to $650 per square for asphalt shingle replacement and $6 to $12 per square foot for TPO commercial roofing, installed. Steep pitch, multiple tear-off layers, and difficult access push a project toward the top of these ranges.
What happens if the insurance company’s estimate is lower than the damage documented?
Integrity’s Haag-certified inspector documents the gap and submits a supplement, since the original scope is written in Xactimate, the same software the carrier used, the two estimates can be compared line by line. Once a claim is approved, Integrity guarantees the owner gets the full value of that approved scope; it does not guarantee that a claim will be approved or that a denial will be overturned, since coverage decisions are between the owner and the carrier.