Business ProfileforIrish Roofing & Exteriors

After a storm came through my Lansing neighborhood in April of 2024, Brad D of Irish Roofing dropped by and introduced himself. He could see wind damage from the road but wanted to inspect further. Brad was one of 7 contractors that dropped by over the course of two days, but I was impressed with Brad's professionalism and knowledge. Having re-roofed many roofs back in my college days, I advised that I was seeking to do the roof myself with the help of my 17-year old son, so I could teach him how to do it. Little did I know, as a homeowner, how difficult it was to get Allstate to pay for storm and hail damage. The Allstate adjuster that came out said he was trying to work to get me a new roof, but in the end, that was not true, and Allstate only offered me $500 (after deductible) to repair my roof. Allstate was obviously trying to shirk their responsibility and force me to give up. Instead, I called Brad and entered under contract with Irish to fight my battle with Allstate. I advised that if they couldn't get anywhere with Allstate, that I would just buy materials and install the roof myself with my son. Brad said that if they couldn't get anywhere, he would rip up the contract, as I wished. A few days later, Brad showed up with Paul M. Paul's title is VP of Storm Restoration, and Paul absolutely knew how to call Allstate's bluff. Paul did an extensive evaluation of my roof and submitted a forensic report on roof repair, referencing a Repairability article published in December of 2020, by the National Academy of Forensic Engineers. Low and behold, Allstate responded that they would provide me with an entire roof replacement, to the tune of about $11,000. Many thanks to Brad, Paul and their roofing subcontractor Orlando, with Lando LLC. I highly recommend Brad and Paul to work with your insurance company to negotiate a fair insurance settlement on your behalf. I also highly recommend Orlando to install your new roof.