HCS Roofing + Restoration

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HCS is a licensed, insured and bonded general contracting company available 24/7 to assist with your home claim. Whether you have an estimate from your insurance carrier or have not filed a claim, we are here to help. Call us today to get a Claim Manager assigned to your home.

Our Licensed Adjusters have several years of insurance experience with a major insurance carrier. Are you unsure if you need to file a claim? We can provide a free consultation to advise you of damages. Already have an estimate from your insurance company? Let us inspect your home to ensure all the damages are accounted for.

Once you reach an agreement with your insurance company, our licensed and insured craftsmen will restore your home "better than before". When you choose HCS for your repairs, your claim is not complete until you are 100% satisfied.

Have a licensed adjuster work for you, call or request an inspection online today for a worry and hassle free claim. We are available 24/7 for emergency services and can repair any damage to your home small or large.

Emergency Services

Do you have a leak in your roof? Missing shingles? Fire damage leaving your home exposed? You name the cause, if your home needs tarped or boarded up, contact us right away.

We are available 24/7 to secure your home or to prevent further damage. We don't charge you anything up front and the temporary covering will be added to your claim.

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