
The roof insurance claim, step by step
Every stage of an Alberta roof claim in the order it happens, what the law expects from you and your insurer, and the paperwork that keeps it moving.
Plain-language guides to roofs, siding, Calgary weather, insurance claims and Alberta rules. Search it, or pick a topic below.
A calm, ordered checklist for the two days after hail hits your house, so you protect your home and your claim without rushing into anything.
What's actually up there, how long it lasts, and when it's done.
Open the Roofing 101 shelf →Shingle types, impact ratings, and what survives Calgary hail.
Open the Materials shelf →Tear-off to magnet sweep, and the details that decide how long it lasts.
Open the Installation shelf →Leaks, ice dams, wind damage, and the checklist that prevents most of it.
Open the Repairs & Maintenance shelf →Materials, hail damage, and the wall system behind the cladding.
Open the Siding shelf →The roof edge: where water leaves the house, and where the attic breathes in.
Open the Eavestrough, Soffit & Fascia shelf →Hailstorm Alley, chinooks, snow load, and what to do after a storm.
Open the Weather & Hail shelf →How Alberta roof claims actually work, from first call to final cheque.
Open the Insurance Claims shelf →Licences, contracts, cancellation rights, permits, liens and safety rules.
Open the Legal & Permits shelf →Choosing a contractor, reading the quote, and what the work costs.
Open the Hiring & Costs shelf →How permanent lights work, and how to add them without hurting the roof.
Open the Roofline Lighting shelf →Laws, code requirements, test standards and storm figures link to the government, code body, manufacturer or insurer that published them.
Every guide shows the day its facts were last checked.
These guides explain how things usually work. Your policy, contract and house are what actually decide your situation.
Where a guide touches how Big Boy Roofing does the job, it says so.
When reading turns into doing, tell us about your roof and we'll get back to you.