Legends Roofing Reminds Customers of the Statute of Limitations on Hailstorm Damage

The Statute of limitations is approaching for the June 2012 hailstorm that struck the DFW metroplex. Legends Roofing wants to remind customers that storm-and insurance-related roofing work claims must be completed or filed before the storm anniversary date in 2013.

Dallas, TX (PRWEB) March 27, 2013

What is the Statute of Limitations? The scope of work in a 2012 hail storm insurance claim must be performed by June 2013. Customers should also be aware that this is a use it or lose it situation. Customers must complete insurance work relating to the storm damage in order to receive the holdback (Depreciation) portion of their claim by June, 2013. Typically, insurance companies keep half of the claim amount as holdback until work is done.

Legends roofing can help customers with the whole process. The first step is to do an inspection, which Legends Roofing will do for free. They can then help guide the customer with the claim process if they find damage. Legends Roofing is an insurance claim specialist and can help with the claim process ensuring all the storm related damages are accounted for.

Legends roofing is also a general contracting company and can complete all the work on an insurance claim. They can do any type of roofing project, but can also handle any of the following: siding, windows, gutters and any interior work.

About the company:

Since 2002, the experts at Legends Roofing have been using the highest quality products while applying the highest quality roofing standards at all time. As a full service, licensed and insured roofing company they are dedicated to providing customers with an extremely high level of customer service. They provide roof repair, commercial roofing, and residential roofing services. For more information, please visit their website at http://www.legendsroofingdfw.com.

Kanish Ali Legends Roofing 972-210-2351 Email Information

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Legends Roofing Reminds Customers of the Statute of Limitations on Hailstorm Damage