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(EMAILWIRE.COM, September 13, 2011 ) Phoenix, AZ -- October 5th, 2010 a freak hailstorm hit the Phoenix metro area. The communities most hit were Phoenix, Scottsdale, Glendale, and Peoria. Some areas reported golf ball size hail, which damaged homes and businesses.
Thousand of homeowners and business had their roofs replaced, but many roofs that were damaged went unnoticed and some property owners didnÂ’t even know they had damaged and never filed claims. Unfortunately, many insurance companies have short dead lines and homeowners and commercial property owners may be already out of luck. In general, In general, insurance companies have a dead line of October 4, 2011 to file claims for last yearÂ’s hail storm damage. In some cases, an insurance company may extend the deadline.
“I have inspected hundreds of roofs and have noticed the roof next door had hail damage and owners were unaware and may miss the dead line,” states Nicholas Bryditzki a nationally certified roof inspector and a Arizona roofing contractor.
Nicholas Bryditzki suggests that every property owner have their roof inspected and have a documented roof report done every year. After a major storm, especially hail, have their roof inspected and damaged documented immediately. File the claim quickly and by no means have an insurance adjuster on their roof without their roofing contractor present.
The Roof Medics Consumer Roof Consultants is a full service roofing company specializing in roof inspections and roof restorations. They offer complete full roof inspection reports, most at no charge.
For more information on roofing issues or roof inspections visit www.theroofmedics.com
The Roof Medics LLC
Nicholas Bryditzki
866-334-4416
nicholas@theroofmedics.com 
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