When the storm hit the roof
New Lenox Insurance Claim Detach and Reset
An itemized solar scope and photo record for the detach and reset line on your roof claim, so the adjuster sees exactly what the work involves.
The Solar Line in Your Roof Claim, Written Down Properly
Hail does not skip the shingles under an array. When a storm damages that part of the roof, somebody has to get the panels off before the roofer can fix it, and that cost belongs in the claim. Too often it shows up as a single vague number, or not at all. Solar Panel Removal New Lenox spells it out. We inspect the system, shoot photos of the panels, rails, wire runs and the shingles around them, and write a line-by-line detach and reset scope. Powering down. Taking the array off. Storing it. Fresh mounts and flashing. Putting it back. Reconnecting. Testing. Each line carries a firm price. That document travels with your claim, submitted by you or by your roofer. Our role has limits, and we keep to them. The claim belongs to you. You decide what to accept and what to push on. We do not bargain with the insurance company or act as your representative. What gets covered comes down to your policy and how the adjuster writes the scope, and nobody can promise how that turns out. What we can promise is an accurate description of the solar work. Plenty of New Lenox homeowners need exactly that after a spring hailstorm.
What the Claim Paperwork Includes
Everything below is documented before the first panel comes off.
Itemized scope
Each part of the detach and reset listed on its own line, with a firm price.
Array photos
The panels, racking, wiring runs and the roof around them, photographed before work starts.
Array map
How many panels, and where each one sits.
Production reading
A pre-removal reading to compare against the system after reset.
Roofer coordination
Detach and reset dates set against your roofer's schedule once the work is approved.
Adjuster questions
If the adjuster has questions about the solar scope, we answer them with the facts of the job.
Completion record
Photos and a final test reading after the reset, for your claim file.
From Storm Damage to a Working System
Document the array
Call us once you know the roof is part of a claim. We inspect and photograph the system and write the itemized detach and reset scope, usually within 48 hours.
You submit, the adjuster decides
You or your roofer send our scope with the claim. If the adjuster wants more detail on the solar portion, we provide it. Decisions on the claim stay between you and your insurer.
Detach, reroof, reset
When the roof work goes ahead, we remove and store the panels, the roofer replaces the roof, and we reinstall, reconnect and test the system.
Why Homeowners Use Us on Claims
Paperwork an adjuster can read
Line items and photos instead of a single lump sum with no detail behind it.
You stay in charge
We supply facts and documentation. The claim and every decision on it remain yours.
One crew for the whole solar side
The people who scope the job are the people who detach and reset the panels.
- Itemized solar scope
- Before and after photos
- Roofer and adjuster coordination
- Homeowner keeps control
Storm Hit the Roof Under Your Panels?
Call before the adjuster's visit if you can. We will document the array and get you an itemized detach and reset scope for the claim.