Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
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The timeframe for replacing your roof will vary considerably depending on the insurance company.
In general, you should have at least a month to fix your roof before your insurance company cancels your policy. When your insurance company sent you the notice about your roof, they should have also included a time frame, so be sure to double-check the notice.
If you don’t see a time frame, call your insurance provider. It’s important to have clarification on their expectations before you start replacing your roof.
If the time frame seems unreasonable or isn’t achievable for you, start shopping for a new home insurance provider. If you have a separate
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