The roof is holding up the sale
A covered storm loss still sat on the seller’s policy, during the seller’s coverage period. After closing, that path needs a seller who will open a claim on a house they already left.
Do the documented loss and the replacement contract before closing. Age-only (no storm event) is a credit or a price cut, not a claim.
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Questions
- Can a roof older than 10 years stop the buyer from getting a policy?
- Often yes. Underwriters rarely bind a new policy on a roof older than about 10 years, and a denied or partial claim makes that worse.
- Should storm damage be handled before closing?
- Yes. Document the loss and get a replacement contract while the seller’s policy is still alive.
- Is an old roof an insurance claim?
- Age alone is a credit or a price cut, not a claim. A documented storm loss on the seller’s policy is the claim path.
Longer explanation: /docs/real-estate