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EDWARDS ROOFINGAnd Construction
Louisiana storm restoration

Storm damage? We handle your roof and your insurance claim.

Hail, wind, and hurricane damage are confusing and stressful. We make it simple: document the damage, meet your adjuster, and rebuild your roof, all from right here in Cenla.

We never ask you to skip or waive your deductible.

That practice is illegal in Louisiana and it is how storm-chasers operate. We are local, licensed, and here long after the storm passes.

How a Louisiana roof claim works.

We are with you at every step, not just on the day we install.

Document the damage

Photos, dates, and a full roof inspection so nothing gets missed by the adjuster.

Open your claim

We help you file with the right details and a clear scope of the storm damage.

Meet your adjuster

We are on the roof with your adjuster so the estimate reflects the real damage.

Build it back right

Once approved, our local crew replaces your roof and we release recoverable depreciation.

Just had a storm? Do this now.

  • 1
    Stop the leak

    Tarp any active leaks in the first day or two to prevent more damage inside.

  • 2
    Take photos

    Document the roof, ceilings, and any soaked areas, with dates.

  • 3
    Call before you file

    Get a free inspection first so the claim reflects the real damage.

A quick, honest note

This page is general information, not legal or insurance advice, and we are not public adjusters. Always read your own policy and you can contact the Louisiana Department of Insurance with questions about your coverage.

What we do is simple: inspect honestly, document thoroughly, and build your roof back the right way.

Storm claim questions.

For hurricanes and named storms, most Louisiana policies use a percentage deductible (often 1 to 5 percent of your home's insured value) instead of a flat dollar amount. Your policy's percentage and dwelling value decide what you owe.

Example: a 2 percent named-storm deductible on a home insured for $250,000 is about $5,000. At 5 percent on a $300,000 home it is about $15,000. We help you read your declarations page so you know your real number.

No. Waiving or absorbing a deductible is illegal in Louisiana and is a red flag for storm-chasers. We help you file honestly and price the job fairly.

Quickly. Tarp active leaks within the first day or two to prevent further damage, document everything, then call us for a free inspection before you file.

Get your free storm inspection.

Tell us what happened and we will get on it fast. Local crew, honest answers, no pressure.

(318) 201-7178

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169 Jordan Lane, Pineville, LA 71360