Jacksonville Roofer Announces Free Hail Damage Inspection And Wounded Warrior Project Contribution

First Coast Roofing and Construction in Jacksonville, FL announced today that they will be offering free hail damage inspections to homeowners throughout the Jacksonville area. In addition, the company, which has been serving the First Coast area for over 20 years, also announced that for the next 30 days, they will contribute $200 to the Wounded Warrior Project for every new roof that they install.

"As a Desert Storm veteran, I have seen first-hand, the physical, mental and emotional damage to our warriors, and I am happy to take the opportunity for our roofing company and our customers to contribute to the local project," commented Robert Roberts, owner of First Coast Roofing and Construction. Mr. Roberts went on to say that he encourages local support of the project "even if our bid is not accepted" which is highly unlikely.

Area homes have seen massive damage over the past few weeks due to storms. By offering a free hail damage inspection, the company hopes to be able to help homeowners to make their homes safer, and those needing new roofs will be able to help veterans in need through the Wounded Warrior Project.

First Coast Roofing and Construction offers state-certified inspections to homeowners in the area to help with claims adjusters and insurance purposes. The company works directly with homeowners to provide recommendations on how to approach insurance adjusters, ensuring that more claims are paid by insurance companies.

"It's a win-win situation for everyone involved," stated Roberts. "Homeowners get their roofs replaced, which ultimately helps to prevent further damage, and since the insurance company will pay, it costs the homeowner little to nothing. Plus, the Wounded Warrior Project gets additional funding to continue the work that they do for our veterans."

"First Coast is the real deal," says a Jacksonville homeowner. "I used them last year to replace my roof after the storms wreaked their havoc. They are upfront about all processes and costs and just generally a really trustworthy company."
Those interested in learning more about the Wounded Warrior Project or donating to this cause can visit http://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/.