Devin Gardner - Hometown Restoration, LLC

12/13/2023

When you have a meeting with an insurance agent at 1p and a roof inspection at 2p

10/19/2023

Important photo taken at an inspection yesterday

02/07/2023

Saw this big guy while visiting clients today

01/11/2023

Here we go! New roof coming soon to a neighborhood near you:

12/22/2022

Gutter find of the day:

If your roof looks darker than it did before the storm, chances are your gutters are full of granules.

As pretty as it is, it’s an issue.

12/21/2022

Gutter find of the day. There’s a box of mayonnaise somewhere in Cape Coral missing it’s top.

12/20/2022

Shout out to my nephew, the head of HR

No ruff days at our office when Zeus is on the clock! Big congrats to this week’s paw-some staff spotlight!

12/17/2022

Story time:

Recently, I had an appointment to get on a homeowners roof to assess their damage. On our initial phone call, she told me had already gotten her Scope of Work from her insurance company, and she was collecting estimates to repair her roof.

Normally when I’m asked for an estimate, it tells me the homeowner is trying to do their due diligence, and they just don’t know that estimates are pointless. That’s a topic for another day though.

I arrived to the homeowners home, and it became obvious how much she was being taken advantage of by her insurance company.

Her roof was destroyed.

Her insurance claimed she could repair it for less than the cost of her $3000 deductible. Therefore she didn’t receive any money.

On top of that, these insurance companies have been putting out statements specifically to cause fear among homeowners.

This homeowner didn’t want me to check her shingles for wind lift because her insurance company said if I pick up on her shingles it means I’m intentionally destroying her roof.

I left her home that day with the knowledge that she will lose her house because her insurance company lied to keep all of the money she was entitled to.

What I’m getting at is yes, there are many scammers in roofing sales. But adjusters like this are monsters.

I’m just glad the fact that homeowners have been lied to is coming to light.

Do some Florida property insurance companies hire independent adjusters to inspect property claims, then routinely alter their inspection reports to

12/16/2022

Insurance: Your roof only had minimal damage. You can just get it repaired.

The minimal damage: