Repair or replace the roof
Assess shingle, metal, or low-slope roofing and define the appropriate repair or replacement scope.
Explore roofing →Roofing · Emergency home services · Remodeling
Roofing. Emergency Services. Remodeling.
Insurance-related work is a primary focus across our services. We document visible damage and construction scope while carriers decide coverage.
Coverage note: Insurance coverage depends on your policy and carrier decision. We document damage and explain the construction process; we do not guarantee claim approval.
Three service lines. One clear point of contact.
Roofing · Emergency home services · Remodeling
Roofing · Emergency home services · Remodeling
Choose the service that fits the project.
Each service line has its own scope. We assess the conditions, explain the construction path, and confirm what McMullen Browne can perform or coordinate.
Roofing
Roof repair & replacement
Inspection, weather protection, repair, replacement, and shingle, metal, or low-slope roofing work.
WaterWater damage
Removal, moisture mapping, structural drying, cleaning, controlled demolition, and repair planning.
FireFire & smoke
Board-up, weather protection, soot and residue cleaning, odor control, contents, and reconstruction.
StormWind, hail & impact
Urgent stabilization plus roofing, exterior, water-intrusion, structural, and interior restoration.
MoistureMold remediation
Moisture-source correction, containment planning, material remediation, cleaning, and rebuild.
CleaningSpecialty cleaning & odor
Smoke, soot, construction residue, contents, odor-source treatment, and qualified specialty coordination.
CommercialBusiness & multifamily
Phased restoration planning around operations, occupants, documentation, and closeout.
ImproveRemodeling
Kitchens, bathrooms, interiors, exterior improvements, finish work, and coordinated construction.
Make the cost understandable
Necessary work can feel unaffordable. Start by understanding the options.
Covered-loss proceeds may fund eligible work, while deductibles, upgrades, maintenance, and non-covered repairs remain the property owner’s responsibility.
We separate the construction scope from assumptions about coverage. Where approved payment or financing options are available, they should be explained clearly—including cost, timing, and eligibility—before you commit.
Will insurance pay for my roof?
It may cover qualifying sudden damage subject to your policy, exclusions, deductible, condition, cause of loss, and carrier decision. No contractor can guarantee coverage.
Do I have to pay my deductible?
Policyholders are generally responsible for their deductible. Ask your carrier and qualified advisers about your specific policy and applicable law.
What about upgrades or uncovered work?
They should be priced separately and authorized clearly. Available payment options will depend on the actual programs offered at the time of your project.
Independent project paths
Three service lines. Three clearly defined scopes.
Roofing, urgent property restoration, and planned remodeling are evaluated as distinct needs—not as a sequence of add-on work.
Respond to property damage
Address water, fire and smoke, storm, mold, cleaning, commercial restoration, or damage reconstruction needs.
Explore emergency services →Plan an intentional improvement
Define kitchens, bathrooms, interiors, exterior updates, finish work, and coordinated construction as a planned project.
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Protecting the building envelope can help limit additional damage before interior work proceeds.
Emergency damage
Different causes. The same first questions.
Is the property safe? Is water still entering? What should be documented? What can wait—and what cannot?
Our team evaluates the construction conditions after wind, hail, falling objects, fire response, and water events. We define the next practical step without turning uncertainty into pressure.
A clear construction process
Know what happens next.
The exact sequence varies by project. We keep urgent work, insurance-authorized repairs, and owner-selected remodeling clearly defined.
Protect and inspect
Address urgent exposure, document conditions, and determine whether specialist assessment is required.
Report and document
The policyholder reports the loss. We organize construction observations, photos, and scope information.
Review the scope
Compare the approved work with field conditions and clarify construction questions before scheduling.
Restore and close out
Complete authorized work, maintain documentation, and provide relevant completion records.
McMullen Browne is a contractor, not an insurance carrier or public adjuster. Policy interpretation and coverage decisions remain with the policyholder and insurer.
Roofing services
Systems selected for the building—not the sales pitch.
Shingle, metal, and low-slope roofing each demand different detailing, ventilation, drainage, and maintenance decisions.
Architectural shingles
Inspection, repair, and replacement with attention to decking, flashing, ventilation, and manufacturer requirements.
Shingle roofing →Metal roofing
Long-life roof assemblies for appropriate residential, commercial, and specialty applications.
Metal roofing →Flat roofing
Condition assessment and project planning around drainage, penetrations, transitions, and compatible assemblies.
Flat roofing →Remodeling services
Planned improvements with a defined scope.
Remodeling is presented and priced as its own project—not as an automatic extension of roofing or emergency work.
Functional gathering spaces
Coordinate layout, cabinetry, surfaces, finishes, and related construction around the approved plan.
Kitchen remodeling →Durable wet-area improvements
Plan fixtures, surfaces, ventilation, finish work, and qualified-trade coordination.
Bathroom remodeling →Focused property updates
Define rooms, finishes, exterior improvements, and coordinated construction without mixing the scope with a loss claim.
Explore planned remodeling →Property owners
Need roofing, emergency help, or remodeling?
Choose the service that fits the property need, and we’ll define that project’s scope clearly.
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