LeakFREE® Roof Certifications For Insurance Companies Claim Reduction Announced

Oct 2, 2023

Key Takeaways

  • The National Roof Certification and Inspection Association (NRCIA) is now offering LeakFREE® roof certifications to insurance companies, which reduce liability and provide additional legal protections.
  • The LeakFREE® certifications include a comprehensive roof inspection, analysis of eligibility for certification, and a report with professional recommendations.
  • Benefits of obtaining a roof certification include gaining a thorough understanding of the roof's condition, allowing insurance companies to assess risk and set appropriate premiums.
  • By performing due diligence with roof certifications, insurance companies reduce their liability in legal contexts and improve customer retention.
  • Obtaining a roof certification from the NRCIA ensures adherence to national standards, enhancing credibility and providing additional legal protections.

The National Roof Certification and Inspection Association (NRCIA) members are now offering LeakFREE® roof certifications to benefit insurance companies by reducing liability and providing additional legal protections.

Orange, United States - October 2, 2023 /PressCable/ —

The NRCIA announced its nationally standardized roof inspections designed to meet the needs of property owners, mortgage lenders, and insurance companies. Their LeakFREE® certifications include a comprehensive inspection of the entire roof, undertaken by one of their certified members, an analysis of the findings with respect to certification eligibility, and a report with professional recommendations.

For more details, visit https://www.nrcia.org

The LeakFREE® certifications offer practical advantages to insurance companies when conducted prior to insuring a property. Roof certifications cover wear and tear, acting as an alternative to filing an insurance claim in the event of damage.

One benefit of obtaining a roof certification is gaining a thorough understanding of the roof’s condition. This knowledge helps insurance companies to assess the level of risk and determine an appropriate premium to charge.

By performing their due diligence, insurance companies reduce their liability in legal contexts and improve customer retention through the assurance they can offer policyholders.

Obtaining a roof certification from the NRCIA ensures that the evaluation adheres to national standards, enhancing its credibility and providing additional legal protections for the insurer.

About the NRCIA

Since its inception in 1995, the National Roof Certification and Inspection Association has remained dedicated to providing high-quality roof certifications. NRCIA members undergo rigorous training and are among the top professionals in roofing and inspecting within their respective areas.

The introduction of LeakFREE® certifications has enabled the NRCIA to fulfill its mission of simplifying the often fragmented and unregulated protocols within the roofing industry.

A homeowner who received an inspection from an NRCIA member said: “I would highly recommend the NRCIA for any one purchasing a new home and protecting their investment. They came to our house, gave us a thorough inspection of our roof, took photos, and presented us with a prepared booklet of all the problem areas. We hired them to replace broken tiles on the roof and re-seal several areas. Any questions or concerns I have are quickly and accurately addressed. The professionals at the NRCIA are all knowledgeable professionals and the only ones we trust with our home.”

Interested parties can learn more about roof certifications offered by the NRCIA by visiting https://www.nrcia.org

Contact Info:
Name: Les Watrous
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Organization: NRCIA, LLC
Address: 1421 N Wanda Rd Suite 120P, Orange, CA 92867, United States
Website: https://www.nrcia.org/

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