Calder Crossing Retail Center
- 84,000
- sq ft
- 19
- days
- 60 mil TPO over tapered polyiso
- Phased at night, all 22 stores stayed open
- 31 rooftop units re-flashed
Storm hits.
We answer.
Storm restoration across Fort Calder and the Calder plains since 2009. A crew tarps your roof inside 24 hours, we stand next to your adjuster, and your new roof goes on in days.
Storm hit?
Here is the next week.
You should not have to learn how roofing claims work the night the ceiling starts dripping. This is exactly what happens after you call.
- 1
Within 24 hours
Tarp today
Call the storm line and a crew is on your roof inside 24 hours with a reinforced tarp, battened down, photographed for your claim. If we miss the window, the tarp is free.
- 2
Day 2 to day 5
We meet your adjuster
Our project lead is on the roof when the adjuster walks it, with a chalked damage map, test square counts and a line item estimate in the format insurers use.
- 3
Days, not weeks
New roof
Once the claim is approved we tear off and dry in the same day. The average home is done in 2.1 days, magnet swept, with a final photo set sent to you and your insurer.
Four crews of work. One phone number.
- 01
Residential re-roofs
Architectural and Class 4 impact-resistant shingles, full tear-off to the deck, new ice and water shield at every eave and valley.
Most homes in 2 days - 02
Commercial and flat
TPO, EPDM, modified bitumen and metal retrofits over tapered insulation. Phased so tenants stay open and dry.
Up to 250,000 sq ft - 03
Hail and wind claims
Documented inspections, test squares, adjuster meetings and supplements for the items first estimates tend to miss.
Insurance-ready reports - 04
Emergency repairs
Tarps, board-ups and leak stops, day or night, on any roof in the Calder plains. Commercial accounts get a named crew lead.
72 hour tarp guarantee
The adjuster is not your problem. He is ours.
Most people put off a hail claim because they dread the paperwork. We have walked thousands of roofs with adjusters from every major carrier in the region. Here is the whole deal, in plain words.
What the adjuster is looking for
What we handle
- A full roof inspection with a dated photo report
- Meeting your adjuster on the roof, in person
- Supplements for missed items like drip edge, vents and code upgrades
- Permits, disposal, and the final invoice to your insurer
What you sign
- An inspection authorization. Free, no obligation.
- A contract that only takes effect if your claim is approved
- A completion certificate, so your insurer releases the held-back depreciation
What it costs you
Your deductible.
That is the whole bill on an approved claim.
We never offer to waive or cover a deductible. It is insurance fraud in most states, and a contractor who offers it is telling you something. Upgrades you choose beyond the claim are quoted separately, in writing, before work starts.
Big roofs. Short schedules.
Three of last season's largest jobs. Project names and figures are sample values for this concept.
Ridgeview Estates
- 212
- homes
- 38
- days
- June hail event, stones to 2 inches
- Class 4 impact-resistant shingles throughout
- 9 crews, one adjuster meeting per street
Calder Rail Logistics
- 140,000
- sq ft
- 11
- weeks
- 24 gauge panel retrofit over the old roof
- No production stops on the dock floor
- 40 year finish warranty
By the numbers (sample)
- 11,400
- Roofs replaced since 2009
- 2.1
- Average days to install a home
- 14
- Full crews, all on our payroll
- 72 h
- Tarp guarantee after any storm call
Our trucks. Our crews. No storm chasers.
- 22 crew trucks and 3 boom lifts
- 30 roll-off dumpsters, dropped the morning of
- Magnetic sweep of every lawn and driveway
- OSHA 30 lead on every roof
Property managers who call us first
Sample client names
- Calder Property Group
- Plainsview Residential
- Northgate HOA Management
- Ironbridge Commercial
- Prairie Keys Rentals
- Westfield Community Assn.
“After the June hail we had 40 units with leaks. Anvilcrest had every one tarped by the next evening and walked each roof with the adjuster that week.”
Request a storm inspection.
Tell us the date of the storm. It is the first thing your insurer will ask, and it lets us pull the hail and wind reports for your street before we even arrive.