Severe Weather Roofing and Restoration, LLC

- The feedback centers on Severe Weather Roofing & Restoration as a roofing-focused contractor handling inspections, repairs, replacements, and related work (including occasional deck/outbuilding work) prompted by storm damage or wind-driven events.

- Positive patterns: rapid emergency response during storms, on-site temporary fixes, quick inspections, and timely follow-up for permanent repairs; clean, professional crews; work completed efficiently with good cleanup; responsive communication from project contacts (notably John Anderson, Brennan, Daniel, and Hunter) and helpful guidance through insurance processes.

- Insurance and claims: many customers report assistance negotiating with insurers to obtain appropriate coverage and payment for required work; some reviews praise the company for advocating with insurers to secure full or adequate repairs, while others note initial disputes over scope (e.g., whether a deck or certain components were included) that were later resolved.

- Work quality and scope: multiple references to high-quality workmanship on roofs, with replacements using upgraded materials in some cases; documented testing and follow-up often mentioned; some customers report success repairing outbuildings, bringing projects up to code, and coordinating timelines with insurers.

- Documentation and proof of work: a few reviews express concern about providing simple proof of work to satisfy insurance requirements; some customers received photos, videos, or formal documentation, while others indicate delays or pending documents.

- Potential drawbacks or incidents: at least one review cites a dispute over internal damage during a garage re-roof (insulation brackets falling) and questions about responsibility for that interior issue; another notes initial reluctance by the owner on a scope item (deck) that was later resolved.

- Overall impression: generally favorable with strong emphasis on responsiveness, insurance coordination, and quality workmanship, tempered by some concerns about scope clarification, internal damage liability, and getting formal proof or documentation for insurance.