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Storm Damage vs. Wear and Tear: How Insurance Companies Decide Coverage

When a roof problem appears after a storm, many homeowners assume insurance will automatically cover the repairs. In reality, insurance approval depends on one critical distinction: storm damage versus normal wear and tear. Understanding how insurance companies evaluate roof claims can save homeowners time, frustration, and unexpected expenses.

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A side-angle view of a white residential home with a green roof during the fall season, with vibrant orange and yellow trees in the background. A long cobblestone driveway leads to the house, which is surrounded by green grass and manicured bushes. The scene illustrates the ideal weather conditions for a roof replacement project in the Hudson Valley.

What Is the Best Time of Year to Replace a Roof?

The best time of year to replace a roof is typically fall, followed closely by spring. These seasons offer moderate temperatures that allow roofing materials to seal properly, fewer weather-related delays, and ideal working conditions for contractors.

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