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After a storm, most homeowners want to know two things: how bad it is, and whether insurance will cover it. Everest Building Consulting Group answers both. Our licensed engineers assess your roof and home, or commercial building, produce a detailed engineering report, and give your insurance claim the foundation it needs to move forward. We work for you, not the insurance company.
Wind damage isn’t always obvious, but it is to us. Having evaluated building-related damage concerns for over 100 combined years, our team identifies wind uplift damage across all building configurations. We find the structural compromise that standard inspectors miss.
High winds create uplift pressure along roof edges, ridges, and corners. That force can loosen shingles, tear flashing, and compromise the roof deck without leaving visible damage from the street. Most homeowners’ insurance policies cover wind damage, but the payout depends on how well the damage is documented.
A vague inspection report leaves room for the carrier to minimize the claim. A detailed engineering report from a licensed professional does not. Our reports document the full scope of what the storm did to your property, built to withstand carrier scrutiny and give your insurance agent a clear basis to process the claim accurately.
Wind damage isn’t always obvious from the ground. Our licensed engineers conduct a systematic inspection of your property’s most vulnerable areas, documenting everything your insurance claim needs.
Licensed engineers inspect shingles, flashing, and roof deck for wind uplift damage that isn’t visible from the ground.
We evaluate gutters, windows, doors, and siding for storm impact, separation, and failed seals.
Water stains, damp insulation, and early moisture intrusion are documented before they become larger problems.
Every finding is recorded with photos, measurements, and written analysis built to support your insurance claim.
Call us or fill out our form and we'll get you on the schedule quickly. We understand the importance of getting your buildig or home back to pre-damage condition.
A licensed engineer inspects your roof, exterior, and interior for wind damage, documenting every finding with photos and percise measurements.
We deliver a detailed report built to support your insurance claim, with clear findings that give your insurance agent what they need to process the claim accurately.
Meet our team of experts
PE licenses in Florida and 9 other states
Forensic engineering and property damage assessment
Documentation built to withstand carrier scrutiny
Act quickly after a storm to protect your home and claim
Support through legal proceedings if a claim becomes a dispute
Formal evaluations that can reduce your insurance premiums
Common inquiries regarding wind damage inspections.
Our licensed engineers conduct a systematic inspection of your roof and home’s exterior. We assess shingles for loosening and granule loss, flashing around chimneys and vents, the roof deck for exposed or soft spots, gutters for storm damage and debris blockage, windows and doors for impact damage, and the attic for water stains and moisture intrusion.
The amount your insurance company pays depends heavily on how well the damage is documented. A detailed engineering report from a licensed professional gives your insurance agent the clear basis needed to process the claim accurately and leaves less room for the carrier to minimize the payout.
The longer roof damage goes unaddressed, the worse it gets. Water follows any opening the wind creates, and repair costs grow quickly once moisture intrusion takes hold. Acting fast protects both your home and your claim.
A windstorm mitigation inspection is a separate evaluation of your home’s overall resistance to wind damage. It examines your roof covering, roof deck attachment, roof shape, opening protection, and roof-to-wall connections. Many insurance companies offer premium discounts to homeowners whose properties meet specific wind resistance standards.
These inspections are typically valid for five years. If you’ve recently replaced your roof, upgraded your windows, or added storm protection, a new inspection could reduce your premiums right away.
Our team holds Professional Engineer licenses in Florida and nine other states, along with certifications from InterNACHI, IICRC, MRSA, ASCE, and other leading industry organizations.
Schedule your wind damage inspection today. Protect your property and get expert guidance with a fast, reliable assessment from our certified team.