Integrity CRR does free storm damage roof inspections for homeowners across metro Atlanta. A Haag-certified inspector walks the roof, documents the damage with photos and measurements, and gives the homeowner a straight answer on whether the damage supports an insurance claim, at no cost and no obligation to hire the company for the repair.
Who Does Free Storm Damage Roof Inspections for Homeowners in Metro Atlanta?
Integrity CRR, a service-disabled veteran-owned general contractor headquartered at 4720 Chamblee Dunwoody Rd, Suite 200, Atlanta, GA 30338, provides free storm damage roof inspections to homeowners throughout metro Atlanta. The company holds a Georgia commercial GC license (#GCCO009212) and a Florida Certified GC license (CGC1539499), is GAF and Mule-Hide certified, and its roof inspectors are Haag-certified. Call (833) 423-6255 to schedule one.
What a Free Inspection Actually Covers
A free inspection isn’t a five-minute look from the ground. Integrity CRR’s process on a residential storm call includes:
- Roof walk. A Haag-certified inspector gets on the roof (weather and pitch permitting) or uses a drone for steep or unsafe slopes, and checks every field, ridge, valley, and penetration.
- Damage documentation. Hail hits, wind-lifted shingles, exposed nail heads, and granule loss get photographed and measured, not just described.
- Cause determination. Haag training exists specifically to tell storm damage apart from wear, prior repairs, or manufacturing defects, because an adjuster will make that same call and the homeowner needs to know what they’re working with before a claim gets filed.
- A written summary. The homeowner gets told plainly whether the damage looks claim-worthy, not a sales pitch dressed up as an inspection report.
If the damage doesn’t support a claim, Integrity CRR says so. A free inspection that always finds damage isn’t a real inspection.
Why the Credentials Behind “Free” Matter
Any contractor can offer a free look at a roof. What differs is who’s doing the looking and what happens after. Integrity CRR holds the highest level of Haag Certified Reviewer, a credential that requires Xactimate certification as a prerequisite. Xactimate is the estimating software nearly every property insurance carrier uses to price a claim. That combination means the same person who inspects the roof can also write the repair scope in the carrier’s own software, line by line, rather than handing the file off to a separate estimator or a sub. Roofing is also self-performed at Integrity CRR: the crew that inspects the roof is backed by the same company’s own installers, not a subcontractor brought in for the job.
What Happens After the Inspection
A free inspection is the first step, not the whole process. If the roof has storm damage worth pursuing, here’s what follows:
- Documentation. Photos, measurements, and the cause of loss go into a written file.
- Scope written in Xactimate. Integrity CRR’s in-house estimator writes the repair scope in the same software the insurance adjuster uses, so the two estimates can be compared line by line instead of argued about in general terms.
- Adjuster meeting. Integrity CRR meets the carrier’s adjuster on site to walk the roof together.
- Comparison and supplementing. If the adjuster’s estimate is missing line items, undervalues materials, or leaves off code-required work, Integrity CRR documents the gap and submits a supplement.
- Repair. Because roofing is self-performed, Integrity CRR’s own crews do the install. On other trades tied to storm damage (siding, gutters, interior water damage), Integrity CRR acts as the GC and manages vetted subcontractors, with a principal on the job.
Once a claim is approved, Integrity CRR guarantees the homeowner gets the full value of it. The in-house Xactimate staff writes every item of justified, claimable damage into the scope, including what carriers commonly leave off: code-required upgrades, detached structures, and the labor and materials that only show up once the roof is opened. If the approved estimate still comes in short, Integrity CRR documents the gap and pursues the supplement. That guarantee covers the completeness of the scope Integrity CRR writes; what the policy actually covers is between the homeowner and the carrier, and Integrity CRR is not a public adjuster and does not negotiate or settle the claim on the homeowner’s behalf.
What Roof Repair or Replacement Costs After a Storm Claim
The inspection is free. Repair or replacement isn’t, and the number depends on the scope. These are general metro Atlanta / Southeast market ranges, not a quote, and every roof needs its own on-site estimate before a real number exists:
| Work | Typical Market Range | What Moves It |
|---|---|---|
| Asphalt shingle roof replacement | $450–$900 per square | pitch, number of tear-off layers, decking replacement, shingle line |
| Partial repair (localized wind or hail damage) | $800–$3,500 total | number of damaged planes, matching existing shingle, flashing condition |
| Underlayment and decking replacement (if water got in) | $2–$5 per sq ft added | extent of hidden rot, plywood vs. OSB, code-required upgrades |
Your actual out-of-pocket cost also depends on your insurance deductible, which is set by your policy and is separate from these repair ranges.
Service Area
Integrity CRR inspects and repairs storm-damaged roofs for homeowners throughout the Atlanta metro, including Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, Roswell, Alpharetta, Marietta, and Brookhaven, plus the rest of the company’s licensed markets in Georgia and Florida. See the full service area list or read more about residential and commercial roofing and storm restoration.
Schedule a Free Inspection
If a storm has come through metro Atlanta and you’re not sure whether your roof has claim-worthy damage, get it looked at by someone whose findings will hold up to an adjuster. Call Integrity CRR at (833) 423-6255 or contact us to schedule a free inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the storm damage roof inspection really free?
Yes. Integrity CRR does not charge for the initial roof inspection, and there’s no obligation to hire the company for repairs afterward. The inspector documents what’s there and tells the homeowner plainly whether it looks like claim-worthy storm damage.
What if the inspector doesn’t find storm damage?
Integrity CRR says so. A free inspection that always turns up damage worth claiming isn’t a credible inspection, and filing a claim without real damage can affect future premiums for no benefit.
Do I need to file the insurance claim before the inspection, or after?
Get the inspection first. Having documented, Haag-reviewed evidence of storm damage before you call your carrier gives you something concrete to file with, rather than filing first and hoping the adjuster finds what you already suspect is there.
Does Integrity CRR handle the roof repair itself, or hand it off to a sub?
Integrity CRR self-performs roofing with its own crews rather than subcontracting the install. The same company that inspects the roof and writes the Xactimate scope also builds the repair, which is not how every roofing company in the Atlanta market operates.