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Wood Rot Revival

Aerial view of roof decking repair and shingle replacement.
Category :
Residential Roofing
Date :
2021-05-25
Tags :
Roof Inspection, Storm Damage, Roof Installation

Wood Rot Revival

Charlotte’s Best Roofing and Gutters installed a new roof through insurance in Gastonia, NC, Gaston county. The homeowner reported leaks in multiple locations. A Charlotte’s Best Roofing and Gutters licensed contractor inspected the roof and found soft decking and wind damage.

When the roof was opened up on the day of installation, wood rot was founded in many places along the decking. Charlotte’s Best replaces all wood rot before installing the shingles. Most insurance companies do not cover wood rot and as a result, many roofer skip this step.

Project Challenges

Insurance Wants You To Deal With Wood Rot. That’s not how we do business.​

Charlotte’s Best Roofing and Gutters claim specialists worked with insurance to cover a full roof replacement. Even though insurance will not cover wood rot, Charlotte’s Best Roofing and Gutters comes out of pocket to replace the decking. It is our belief that new shingles should go on a sound roof.

Aerial view of a house roof replacement with workers installing black asphalt shingles, safety ropes, ladders, and roofing materials scattered on partially exposed wooden decking.
Aerial view of a house with freshly installed dark asphalt shingles, showing a clean, uniform roof surface on multiple pitched sections of the white house exterior.
Aerial view of a house with a newly installed dark asphalt shingle roof, including porch roofing and visible ridge vent, surrounded by grass, bushes, and neighboring houses.
Direct aerial view of a house with a newly installed dark asphalt shingle roof featuring ridge vents and pipe vents, surrounded by a driveway, sidewalk, green bushes, and a patio area with green chairs.

Project Mission

Customer satisfaction is always at the center of what we do. The homeowner called reporting leaks across the home. Insurance did not want to cover this roof but presented a sound case that they could not refute. Make sure to have a licensed contractor represent you on your next homeowner’s claim.
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