Lifetime Roofing of America, Inc.

Corporate Office

11052 Shady Trail Suite 203
Dallas, Texas 75229
877-299-5447
Fax 214-352-5588

America Lifetime Roofing's Professional Estimators are experts in the Insurance claim process and can often assist our customers in expediting their claim. We have put together a guideline to help you better understand the claim process.

If you think you have a loss or a problem with your roof, start by contacting your homeowner's insurance agent.

Your insurance company's claims department will follow up with you by telephone or through the mail.

Because of our Preferred Contractor status, if you are using Nationwide Insurance, a Quality Assurance Inspector from Lifetime Roofing of America Inc. will be assigned by them to inspect and evaluate the loss.

If you are insured through (Nationwide), your insurance company will send an adjuster to inspect the damage.

Nationwide Blue Ribbon DRP (Direct Repair Program) is a program that was formed to build strategic alliances with insurers. LIFETIME ROOFING OF AMERICA meets the insurance company's criteria of their specific program an we agree perform buisness in that manner.

The insurance company's purpose of the DRP (Direct Repair Program) is to streamline the claims settlement process and they work closely with a select roofing contractor to acomplish that.

The roofing contactor agrees to provide many of the administrative duties of the insurance carrier in exchange for the refferal.

By choosing LIFETIME ROOFING OF AMERICA, as a Preferred Vendor in addition to the standard 2 year warranty you will receive an additional 3 years to your warranty on your roof.

Regardless of your insurance company, you should receive an itemized explanation of your claim settlement including your deductible amount and depreciation.

Most insurance companies require proof that an approved contractor completed the repairs, and Lifetime Roofing of America Inc. is ready to exceed all of yours and your insurance company's expectations!

NOTE: All Insurance Companies have their own method of processing claims. This is just a general guideline.