Exterior assessment
Request a free assessment of visible damage to roofing, siding, windows, gutters and related exterior details. Ask what is included and keep the findings for your records.
Fire damage recovery
A careful next step after a fire.
When you’re ready to assess your home’s exterior, we can help document visible damage and plan the roofing, siding, window and gutter work ahead.
Start where you are
Help with the exterior work ahead.
You do not need to have the entire recovery plan worked out before you contact us.
Temporary protection
Call about board-up or tarping needs. We’ll discuss safe access, available crews and the proposed work before scheduling.
Repair planning
Review a defined exterior restoration scope, with selected materials, responsibilities and payment terms in writing.
A steady way forward
Take the project one decision at a time.
Clear records make the repair conversation easier to follow.
Document the condition
Gather the assessment findings, photographs and proposed exterior repairs. Structural or hazardous-material concerns may need a qualified specialist.
Coordinate the scope
We can prepare exterior repair estimates and discuss the proposed work with your adjuster. Your insurer determines coverage and claim payments.
Agree before work begins
Review the scope, schedule, exclusions, payment milestones and process for approving changes.
For your next conversation
A few details help us understand the need.
Share only what you know. We can discuss the rest when we contact you.
The property
Provide the address or neighborhood, and whether access has been authorized.
The visible concern
Describe the affected exterior areas and any immediate protection needs.
The current plan
Let us know whether you are arranging an assessment, gathering repair estimates or coordinating with an insurer.
Common questions
Before you make a decision.
The house is still standing. Could the exterior be damaged?
An exterior assessment can help document visible concerns after fire, heat or ember exposure. It is not a structural clearance or hazardous-material assessment; those concerns may require the responsible authorities or qualified specialists.
Is the exterior assessment free?
Yes. The exterior assessment is free, with no obligation to hire Signature Exteriors. Review any proposed repair, temporary-protection or cleanup charges before authorizing that work.
How soon can you board up or tarp the property?
Call 509.295.8066 to describe the need and check current availability. Work depends on safe, authorized access, crew scheduling and the proposed scope.
Can you help with the insurance process?
We can document exterior damage, prepare repair estimates and discuss the work with your adjuster. Your insurer determines coverage, deductibles and payment. You keep control of your claim.
Can you help with debris removal?
Contact us to discuss the property and requested scope. Before debris is moved, the responsible agencies’ assessment, hazardous-material handling, disposal and assistance-program requirements need to be established.
Exterior assessment
Request your free exterior assessment
Tell us about the property and the help you need. Our team will review the request and contact you to discuss next steps. Call for urgent scheduling.
Start a conversation
A home project starts with a few details.
509.295.8066Prefer to talk it through? Give us a call, or email projects@signatureext.com.
Signature Exteriors
6 W Joseph Ave, Suite 100
Spokane, WA 99205
Explore our service areas. We’ll confirm availability for your address.
What happens next
- Our team reviews your project details.
- We contact you to discuss the work and scheduling.
- You receive the next step toward a written proposal.
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Recovery resources
Help beyond the exterior repairs.
Use these organizations for recovery information. Check each resource for the dates and requirements that apply to your situation.
We’re here to help you plan the exterior repairs.
Start with the property address and the concern that needs attention first.