Got a non-renewal notice? Start with the roof.
Roof inspection, repair or replacement and clear documentation when your insurer will not renew because of the roof.
Overview
Insurance Nonrenewal
A nonrenewal means your insurance company plans to end your policy when its current term expires. This may happen after a recent insurance inspection or when the roof’s age or condition raises concerns—including issues noted in high-resolution satellite images.
Texas RoofCrafters can inspect your roof, complete needed repairs, and provide photos and documentation for you to send to your insurance carrier. The carrier will review the information and decide whether it will continue your coverage. If repairs don’t meet its requirements, replacing the roof may be necessary.
What we do
What we do.
Free roof inspection
Review the roof covering, flashing and visible wear the insurer may have flagged, and explain what we find in plain terms.
Repair or replace
Recommend a targeted repair when it fits, or a full replacement when the roof has reached the end of its life.
Documentation for your agent
Provide photos and a written summary of the completed work that you can pass along to your insurance agent.
How it works
What happens after you call us about a non-renewal?
Send us the notice
Tell us what the letter says and the date your policy ends, so we can plan around your deadline.
Inspect and recommend
We inspect the roof and walk you through repair or replacement options based on its real condition.
Complete the work and document it
We finish the agreed work and give you photos and details to share with your agent.
Coverage
Where is insurance non-renewal available?
Serving Montgomery County and Greater Houston. Local highlights for insurance non-renewal include these communities.
- The Woodlands
- Conroe
- Montgomery
- Magnolia
- Spring
- Willis
These are highlighted communities, not the limits of our coverage. Contact us to confirm scheduling for your address. See all service areas
Questions
What should I know before starting?
Why would my insurer not renew because of my roof?
Insurers commonly cite roof age, worn or missing shingles, or visible damage. The notice or your agent can tell you the specific reason.
Do I always need a new roof?
Not always. If a repair addresses the condition, we will say so. Replacement is recommended only when the roof has reached the end of its life.
Can you guarantee my policy will be renewed?
No. Your insurer makes coverage decisions. We handle the roofing work and provide documentation of it.
How quickly should I call?
As soon as you get the notice. Policy end dates come up fast, and an early inspection gives you more time to act.
Let us look at your roof.
The inspection is free, and it starts with what you have noticed.