Elevation Restoration, L.L.C.

A salesman for Elevation Restoration rang my doorbell to tell me that under current law he was pretty sure that I was eligible for insurance coverage of my roof due to hurricane Irma damage. He went up and took over 100 pictures and said that indeed I was eligible. Next day the salesman was accompanied by Tyler, the owner. He was very thorough and told me that I only had two weeks before the grace period ended and told me to get a claim in quickly. Problem was that I had insurance company ‘a’ in 2017 when Irma hit and changed to a new company ‘b’ in 2018. There had been other wind squalls during that time. He forecasted that each company would say the other company was responsible, either for hurricane or plain old wind damage. He suggested that I put the claim in with company ‘a’ for the hurricane but back it up with a phone call to the agent for company ‘b’ in case I needed them but not yet make a formal claim. That was excellent advice. The company ‘a’ adjustor came to inspect; Tyler came too. She was going to only walk around the house but Tyler talked her into accompanying her up on the roof. Fortunately, because he pointed out all the problem areas and most were not readily observable from ground level. He also emailed her all the photos. He spent the next couple of weeks, almost on a daily basis, talking me through what the insurance company was going to say and how to handle it. I feel certain that it was Tyler’s diligence that got the insurance company’s approval of the claim. One of the people that allowed Tyler to use him as a recommendation happened to be a friend of mine. He told me that he had the same experience of Tyler working for him, going so far as to bring an attorney into the insurance claim at no cost to my friend. I hope that I have adequately portrayed Tyler’s knowledge of the business and his integrity. If you have talked to him already I know that you have sensed that yourself.