Services · Insurance Restoration

Insurance Restoration & Storm Damage Repair in Georgia

Hail, wind, hurricane, or a falling tree: whatever hit, we inspect it, document it, and fix it right.

Integrity CRR is a service-disabled veteran-owned, Georgia-licensed general contractor in Atlanta that provides residential and commercial storm restoration from inspection to finished repair. We document the damage with photographs and measurements, write the repair scope in Xactimate, meet your adjuster on site, and complete the repairs.

Integrity CRR is a GAF and Mule-Hide certified roofing contractor. We work across metro Atlanta, North Atlanta, and North Georgia, including Fulton, Cobb, Gwinnett, Cherokee, Forsyth, Hall, Bartow, Dawson, and Pickens counties. For an active leak or storm damage, call (833) 423-6255.

What Should I Do After Hail Damages My Roof?

Protect the property from further damage, notify your insurer, and take photos when it's safe. Hail damage is hard to see from the ground, so have a licensed roofer get up on the roof and document it before any permanent repair.

The roofing work is ours. We self-perform roofing with our own crews, and the estimate is written by our in-house estimating team rather than handed to an outside estimator, so the people scoping the repair and the people on the roof answer to the same contractor. For the rest of a storm repair, we run the job as your general contractor with vetted subcontractors.

How Should You Compare Storm-Restoration Contractors?

Hold every bidder to the same checklist, and get it all in writing before you sign.

Check 1

Check the License and Insurance

Look up the company's Georgia license and ask for proof of liability and workers' compensation insurance.

Check 2

Get the Inspection in Writing

You should get photos, measurements, and a written description of the damage, not a verbal estimate from the driveway.

Check 3

Compare Itemized Scopes

Ask who writes the estimate and who does the work. Line items make bids easy to compare.

Check 4

Read the Contract

Know the payment schedule, deposit, deductible terms, cancellation rights, and change-order process before you sign.

Check 5

Plan the Closeout

Permits, inspections, warranty registration, and lien releases should all be handled before final payment.

Check 6

Walk Away From Promises

No contractor can promise what your insurer will approve or pay. Anyone who does is selling, not building.

We Write Repair Estimates in Xactimate.

Xactimate is the estimating platform widely used by insurance adjusters. Our in-house estimating team writes every repair scope in it, line by line, so our scope and the adjuster's estimate can be compared item by item.

When the numbers don't match, the difference is easy to find: a missed line item, a wrong quantity, or a code requirement left out. We document it and explain it.

Our Repair-Scope Standard

Every scope starts from what we found on site. If the work uncovers more damage or a code-required item, we document it and walk you through it before anything changes.

Our Process

How Does Storm Repair Work?

Four steps, from the first inspection to the final walk-through.

Free Damage Inspection

We inspect the roof and document the damage with photographs, measurements, and a written repair scope.

Adjuster Meeting

With your OK, we meet your adjuster on site and walk through our photos, measurements, and repair scope.

Repairs

Our own crews install the roof. For other trades, we run the job as your general contractor, manage permits, and close the punch list.

Closeout

Final walk-through, inspections, punch list, closeout documents, and manufacturer warranty registration.

What We Handle

What Storm Conditions Can We Inspect and Repair?

We inspect and repair hail, wind, water, and impact damage, and we tell you straight when something is normal wear instead.

Hail Damage

Hail bruising, granule loss, and shingle fractures documented by roof area with photographs and measurements.

Wind Damage

Lifted shingles, exposed underlayment, and damaged flashing documented with photographs, measurements, and written observations.

Hurricane & Tropical

Coastal Georgia storm recovery: roofing plus coordinated exterior and interior repair scopes.

Tree & Falling Debris

Emergency tarping, structural assessment, full repair from roof deck through finishes.

Water Intrusion

Leak source diagnosis, interior drying coordination, finish repair so the damage doesn't come back.

Commercial Storm

Storm-damaged commercial properties: single-ply repair, full re-cover, structural envelope.

Where We Work

Where Do You Provide Storm and Hail Repair in Georgia?

Across metro Atlanta, North Atlanta, and North Georgia, including communities along the GA-400 and I-575 corridors in Fulton, Cherokee, Forsyth, Dawson, Pickens, and Gilmer counties, from our office on Chamblee Dunwoody Road in Atlanta.

Insurance Restoration FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

My roof was damaged by hail. Who do I call first?

Protect the property from further damage, take photos, and notify your insurer. Then call a licensed roofing contractor to inspect and document the damage before permanent repairs begin. Integrity CRR inspects storm damage across metro Atlanta and North Georgia: (833) 423-6255.

Are you an insurance claim specialist?

We're storm-repair specialists. We inspect the damage, document it, write the repair scope, and do the work. We're a contractor, not a public adjuster: your insurance company decides coverage and payment, and a licensed public adjuster or attorney is the right call if you need someone to represent you on the claim.

Do I have to use the contractor my insurance company recommends?

Usually not, but check your policy for any managed-repair program. Whoever you choose, get their license, insurance, written scope, payment terms, and warranty in writing.

How long do I have to file a roof damage claim in Georgia?

It depends on your policy, so report damage to your insurer as soon as you can and ask them for the deadlines in writing.

What if my insurance denies my roof claim?

Ask for the denial in writing, with the policy language it relies on. A fresh inspection with photos, measurements, and a written repair scope gives the insurer new evidence to review.

Can a contractor guarantee the full value of my claim?

No, and be wary of anyone who promises that. What we guarantee is an accurate, well-documented repair scope and quality work on your roof.

Do you write estimates in Xactimate?

Yes. Our in-house estimating team writes repair scopes in Xactimate, the platform widely used by insurance adjusters, so our scope lines up with the adjuster's estimate item by item.

Why does Xactimate matter for a repair scope?

When both estimates are written in the same system, the differences are easy to see: a missed line item, a wrong quantity, a code requirement left out.

The adjuster's estimate came in too low. Can that be fixed?

Often, yes. We document what the estimate missed with photos, measurements, code references, and our written scope, and you send it to your insurer for review.

How quickly can you respond after a storm?

Call (833) 423-6255. For an active leak, we'll get the property protected as fast as we can.

Do you meet with my insurance adjuster?

Yes. With your OK, we meet the adjuster on site and walk through our photos, measurements, and repair scope.

What should a storm-damage roof inspection document?

Damage by roof slope, with photographs and measurements, and a clear separation between storm damage and normal age, wear, or installation issues.

Do you provide emergency tarping after a storm?

Yes. Emergency tarping and board-up are part of storm response. We stabilize first, document the damage, then schedule the permanent repair.

What kinds of damage do you handle?

Hail bruising and granule loss, wind-lifted shingles and torn flashing, hurricane and tropical damage (full envelope), falling tree and debris, water intrusion, and commercial single-ply storm damage. Roof through interior finishes.