How Drawdy's One Call For It All Works for Roofing Projects

What Drawdy's One Call For It All does

Drawdy's One Call For It All is a roofing contractor service based in South Carolina that handles the full scope of a roof project—from the initial inspection through insurance claims, material ordering, and installation. Instead of coordinating separately with an inspector, an insurance adjuster, a materials supplier, and a roofer, you work with one company that manages those pieces together.

The service is designed to reduce the back-and-forth that typically happens after storm damage or when a roof reaches the end of its life. Drawdy's team meets you at the property, documents the damage or condition, files the insurance claim on your behalf, orders materials, and schedules the work—all under one point of contact.

Key Takeaways

• Drawdy's handles the full roofing project from inspection through installation, so you work with one company instead of coordinating multiple contractors.
• The company files insurance claims for you and works directly with your insurance company, which can speed up the process and reduce paperwork on your end.
• You get a single point of contact for scheduling, questions, and updates throughout the project rather than juggling calls to different vendors.
• The service covers storm damage assessment, material sourcing, and installation, so the timeline and scope are managed by one team from start to finish.

How the inspection and claim process works

When you contact Drawdy's, a representative schedules a time to visit your property and inspect the roof. During that visit, the team documents the condition or damage with photos and measurements. If the damage is storm-related or covered under your homeowner's insurance, Drawdy's prepares the claim paperwork and submits it to your insurance company on your behalf.

This step matters because insurance adjusters often need detailed documentation to process claims quickly. By having a roofing contractor prepare and submit the claim, you avoid the delay of gathering photos yourself or waiting for an adjuster to schedule separately. Drawdy's communicates with the insurance company directly, which can reduce the number of calls and emails you have to handle.

Material ordering and scheduling

Once the insurance company approves the claim or you decide to move forward with an out-of-pocket repair, Drawdy's orders the materials needed for your specific roof. The company sources shingles, underlayment, flashing, and other components based on your roof's specifications and your preferences for material type and color.

Drawdy's then schedules the installation work. Because the company manages both materials and labor, the timeline is coordinated—materials arrive when the crew is ready to install, which reduces delays and keeps the project moving. You receive updates on when to expect the work to begin and how long the installation typically takes.

Installation and project completion

Drawdy's crew handles the actual roof installation. The team removes old roofing material, inspects the underlying structure for damage, installs new underlayment and shingles, and completes flashing and trim work. The scope depends on whether you are replacing the entire roof or repairing a section.

Once the work is finished, the crew cleans up debris from your property. You receive a final walkthrough to confirm the work meets your expectations. Because Drawdy's is responsible for the entire project, warranty coverage typically applies to both materials and labor, so you have one company to contact if issues arise after installation.

When to use Drawdy's versus hiring separately

Drawdy's One Call For It All is most useful when you have storm damage that may be covered by insurance, because the company's experience filing claims can reduce your administrative burden. It is also practical if you prefer not to coordinate multiple vendors or if you want a single warranty covering the full project.

If you already have an insurance adjuster assigned and prefer to manage the claim yourself, or if you want to shop materials independently, you may choose to hire a roofer separately. However, if coordination and simplicity are priorities—especially after a storm—the all-in-one model can save time and reduce stress.

Service area and how to contact Drawdy's

Drawdy's operates in South Carolina and serves residential properties across the state. You can reach the company by phone or through their website to schedule an initial inspection. The first visit is typically free, and there is no obligation to proceed if you decide the service is not the right fit for your situation.

When you call, have your address and a description of the damage or concern ready. If you have already filed an insurance claim, let Drawdy's know the claim number so they can coordinate with your adjuster. If the damage is recent, scheduling sooner rather than later can help with the claims process, since documentation is fresher and materials may be easier to source.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Drawdy's work with all insurance companies?

Drawdy's files claims with most major homeowner's insurance carriers operating in South Carolina. However, coverage and claim approval depend on your specific policy and the type of damage. Contact Drawdy's with your insurance company name and policy details, and they can tell you whether they have worked with your carrier before.

What if my insurance claim is denied?

If your insurance company denies the claim, you can still move forward with repairs by paying out of pocket. Drawdy's will provide a quote for the full cost of materials and labor. Some homeowners choose to appeal a denial with their insurance company; Drawdy's can provide documentation to support an appeal if needed.

How long does a typical roof project take from start to finish?

The timeline varies depending on weather, the size of the roof, and how quickly your insurance company processes the claim. Inspection and claim filing usually take one to two weeks. Once approved, material ordering and installation typically take another two to four weeks. Drawdy's will give you a more specific timeline after the initial inspection.

Is there a warranty on the work?

Yes. Drawdy's typically offers a warranty on both materials and labor. The length and terms depend on the roofing materials used and the specific work performed. Ask for the warranty details in writing before work begins so you know what is covered and for how long.

What should I do if I notice a problem after the roof is installed?

Contact Drawdy's directly with photos or a description of the issue. Because the company warrants the work, they will assess whether the problem is covered under warranty and schedule a repair visit if needed. Having one contractor responsible for the full project makes this process straightforward.