Roof Claims

• It is your choice as to who you select and hire to provide an estimate or complete repairs to your property.
• Ask your claim handler if your claim is eligible for the State Farm Select Service™ Home Repair Program and SFSSHRP - Roofing Services. If eligible, your claim handler can explain the details of SFSSHRP - Roofing Services and determine if the program is available in your area.
• Select an established, licensed, or bonded roofer. (Not all jurisdictions require licensing of roofing contractors).
• Get references as well as certificates of insurance (both liability and workers compensation), and verify they are active when your work is scheduled.
• You may refer to the Contractor Locator page on statefarm.com® to see contact information for network service providers listed. You may contact any network service provider whose information appears on the Contractor Locator page to get details and additional information regarding services they provide or to get assistance with identifying and selecting participating contractor(s) within their network who service the customer's geographic area who may be available to complete roofing repairs to your property.

State Farm does not warrant or guarantee the performance of any network service provider or contractors you select.

Request a detailed estimate (written or digital).

• Quantity of all materials needed (include all roofing items including vents, flashing or other wind or hail damaged items)
• Labor charges
• Work specifications
• Approximate starting and completion dates
• Payment procedures
• Building permits secured (if applicable)
• Warranty details – review all conditions and make note of any that may void the warranty

• Be cautious and ask questions before accepting a bid substantially lower than other bids for the same repair work in your area.
• Contact your local Better Business Bureau to check for complaints filed against the contractor.