What Legit Storm Restoration Companies Do Differently (and How to Spot One Fast)
After a hail or wind event, the “storm chasers” show up fast. Some are real…
What Legit Storm Restoration Companies Do Differently (and How to Spot One Fast)
After a hail or wind event, the “storm chasers” show up fast. Some are real professionals. Others are sales outfits with a ladder and a logo who disappear the moment the claim gets complicated. If you’re a homeowner, property manager, or business owner dealing with storm damage, this guide breaks down what legitimate storm restoration…
Is Roofing Sales a Scam? How to Tell a Good Company from a Bad One (2026 Guide)
If you’re searching “is roofing sales a scam,” you’re not crazy. Roofing is one of the biggest home-service categories in the country, and after storms it attracts both real professionals and opportunists. Here’s the truth: Roofing sales isn’t a scam.But some roofing companies run scammy systems—and they recruit aggressively because churn is part of their…
How to Qualify a Homeowner in 2 Minutes (Storm Restoration) — 2026 Guide
In storm restoration, the fastest way to increase closes (and protect your time) is simple: Stop running junk appointments. If you can qualify a homeowner in 2 minutes—at the door or on the phone—you’ll get: This 2026 guide gives you a tight, ethical, repeatable 2-minute qualification script that works for roofing/exterior storm restoration. The 2-minute…
How to Sell Roofs Ethically (and Still Close Big Volume) — 2026 Guide
“Ethical roofing sales” shouldn’t be a niche concept. It should be the standard. The truth is: the highest-volume reps and teams don’t win by being pushy. They win by being consistent, disciplined, and trustworthy—and by building a process that makes homeowners feel safe saying “yes.” This 2026 guide outlines how to sell roofs ethically while…
How to Handle: “Insurance Already Denied It” (Roofing & Storm Claims) — 2026 Guide
When a homeowner says, “Insurance already denied it,” most contractors either: Both are mistakes. A denial doesn’t always mean “no damage.” It often means: Your job is to respond professionally, protect the homeowner, and offer a clear next step without acting like a public adjuster or guaranteeing outcomes. This 2026 guide gives you a clean…
