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Licensed public adjuster
A licensed public adjuster can represent the policyholder for a fee.
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Denali · Insurance & Storm
5.0 rating · 69+ reviews. Denali is a roofer that documents observed storm damage, explains the repair paths, and can answer technical roofing questions if you choose to contact your carrier.
The right next step depends on urgency: active water intrusion, documented storm damage, claim questions, or process education.
The homeowner chooses the path. Denali can keep documenting the roofing scope, but we do not represent you, negotiate the claim, or interpret coverage.
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A licensed public adjuster can represent the policyholder for a fee.
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An attorney can provide legal advice about a disputed claim.
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Ask the carrier or an attorney whether the policy includes an appraisal path.
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You may choose to pay for work the carrier does not include.
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Denali can document the roof and explain technical installation requirements while you direct the conversation.
We document observed damage and explain the repair scope with references to code, manufacturer specifications, material compatibility, and industry quality standards when they apply.
Photos
Roof condition, damaged areas, emergency needs, and repair recommendations are documented clearly.
Adjuster
We can meet with the adjuster and explain the documented roof damage without guaranteeing a claim result.
5.0
69+ reviews point to steady guidance, insurance help, and clear communication during stressful repairs.

Financing
Financing may help with deductibles, upgrades, or non-covered work after the documented scope is clear.
See your options“Everything was done thoroughly with detailed photo updates. All of this helped us settle everything with the insurance company in a timely manner and without doubt shortened the process.”
Micah Borron
Ready when you are
We inspect, photograph, and explain the repair paths. You decide whether to contact your carrier, and the carrier decides coverage.