Why this survey matters in Hull

Insurers and loss adjusters need impartial evidence. Our insurance roof condition reports set out what we observed on the day, supported by photographs and a structured narrative. We do not inflate findings or downplay defects. The goal is a credible record that helps claims progress and helps owners understand maintenance obligations in Hull’s demanding climate.

Who it is for

  • ✓ Homeowners submitting weather or escape-of-water claims
  • ✓ Landlords dealing with tenant damage or storm claims
  • ✓ Brokers and managing agents needing condition evidence
  • ✓ Businesses documenting commercial roof issues for cover

What the survey includes

  • ✓ Factual condition statement based on visible inspection
  • ✓ Dated photographic schedule of defects and surrounding context
  • ✓ Notes on likely contributory factors where evidence supports them
  • ✓ Separation of urgent defects from longer-term maintenance
  • ✓ Report format suitable for sharing with insurers or adjusters
  • ✓ Optional follow-up clarification if the insurer requests more detail

How the process works

STEP 01

Confirm the claim context

Share policy references, claim numbers if available, and the issues already reported to your insurer.

STEP 02

Carry out the inspection

We record observations carefully, avoiding speculation beyond what the visible evidence supports.

STEP 03

Issue the report

You receive a professional document ready to forward with your claim correspondence.

Frequently asked questions

Is this the same as an insurance valuation?

No. This is a condition report focused on the roof. Rebuild valuations and policy wording remain with your insurer or broker.

Will the report prove my claim?

We provide independent evidence of condition. The insurer decides the outcome, but clear documentation strengthens your submission.

Can you inspect while scaffolding is up?

Yes, if safe access is available. Tell us about scaffolding or temporary roofing when you book.