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3. Roof Repair After a Fire How do I repair my roof? Selecting a roofing contractor Before making repairs Be safe Insurance Other help

4. Roof Repair After a Fire

5. Do Not Attempt Roof System Repairs on Your Own Damage must be evaluated by a professional roofing contractor. To find an NRCA member contractor, visit www.everybodyneedsaroof.com.

6. Selecting a Roofing Contractor

7. Be Safe Maintain a “fire watch”− recheck for smoke and sparks throughout the house. Check the attic for hidden sparks. Wet debris to minimize dust particles. Use caution when entering burned areas. Avoid damaged power lines and downed wires.

8. Repairing a Roof After a Fire Do not attempt roof system repairs on your own. Roof openings should be temporarily covered with tarpaulins to minimize rain damage. Damage must be evaluated by a professional roofing contractor.

9. Insurance Prepare to file an insurance claim Gather copies of your homeowner’s policy, and call your insurance company as soon as possible. If a widespread disaster has occurred: Keep your receipts for temporary repairs. If your home is uninhabitable, find out whether living expenses will be covered.

10. Other Help Special loans or grants may be available to assist you with repairs. Possible sources include: Federal Emergency Management Agency American Red Cross Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety ® Small Business Administration (homeowners might qualify) Local governments Private lenders

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