FAQs

Bruno Roofing & Siding
  • Does homeowner's insurance cover roof replacement?

    Homeowner's insurance generally covers roof damage resulting from unexpected events such as hail, wind, or fallen trees, but does not cover deterioration from normal wear and tear or aging. Our certified inspectors coordinate directly with your insurance adjuster to properly document storm damage and help ensure your claim accurately reflects all necessary repairs.
  • How long does a roof replacement take?

    The majority of residential roof replacements are finished within 1–3 days, though the exact timeframe depends on your home's size, weather conditions, and the project's complexity. We will provide you with a detailed timeline when we prepare your estimate.
  • Do you work with insurance companies on storm damage claims?

    We thoroughly document storm damage and supply your insurance company with all required information. We work alongside you throughout the entire claims process to keep everything clear and straightforward.
  • How do I know which type of roof is the best choice for my home?

    Every home is unique, as are the requirements of each homeowner. Your roofing contractor can guide you in selecting the most suitable roofing material and style based on your home's characteristics, your budget, and your specific preferences.
  • How do I know if I need a repair or a full replacement?

    When your roof is less than 15 years old and damage is limited to a specific area such as a few missing shingles or a single leak, repair is usually the appropriate solution. However, if the roof is over 20 years old, shows leaks in several locations, or displays sagging, replacement is generally more economical than ongoing repairs. We provide complete transparency in our evaluations to ensure you receive the proper recommendation.