Aesthetic Elements

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WHO WE ARE

Aesthetic Elements is a roofing and custom homebuilding corporation celebrating 30+ years of serving Eastern Iowa. Throughout our history, we have been committed to providing our clients with solid project performance and management. After many years creating and bringing to life our customers’ visions in Iowa, we expanded our company by adding a branch focused on roofing located in Tallahassee Florida.

Aesthetic Elements specializes in new home construction, remodeling, roofing, siding, and window replacement. We have dedicated our careers and passions to creating custom homes that set a new standard for modern living.

OUR PROMISE

Our number one priority is customer satisfaction. As a respected, award winning corporation, we have gained our clients trust by working with the top subcontractors and suppliers. We are your partner throughout the entire process. As accomplished project managers, we strive to meet all deadlines. Our innovative workmanship produces beautiful results with the lasting durability you expect. Furthermore, our relationship does not end with your project. We are available for any questions or services you need.

OUR TEAM IS YOUR TEAM

Our multidisciplinary team of experts have the equipment and materials to tackle any home development project. Aesthetic Elements offers complete services for all your interior and exterior needs. While offering top-notch contracting services, we also strive to keep them affordable with a responsible, efficient, and streamlined construction process. Furthermore, our relationships with manufacturers allow us to bring our costs down making them more affordable to you.

GETTING STARTED

Starting the home building process is easy with Aesthetic Elements. The first step will be designing your new home. Personalizing your new home is the fun part! Choosing finishes, materials, colors, and designs help make your vision come to life. We take the time to understand your family’s wants and needs to help you design and build the home of your dreams.

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Residential Roofing
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INSURANCE WORK

Insurance work for both residential and commercial customers, is one of the key services Aesthetic Elements, Inc. offers. Our expert team simplifies the process of getting your storm damage or catastrophe insurance estimate done and your repairs completed. We are the “go-to contractor” to help you recover from damage to your property by hail, winds, floods, lightning, or fire.

When to Call Aesthetic Elements?

AE will take your call anytime. Your first call should be to AE, as soon as the damage occurs. We will quickly put a plan of action in place to complete your work in a timely manner.

Our AE Representative will:

Perform a thorough inspection to make sure that no damage goes unnoticed.

• Facilitate scheduling of your property repair.

• Work closely with you to ensure that you have peace of mind.

How to choose a Contractor

Steve Langan Explains

Storm Damage

We have had many cases when a homeowner calls us with a roof leak, and after the inspection we discover that the roof leak was caused by damage from a hail storm that might have happened 2-3 years ago.

The homeowner usually doesn’t recall a hail storm, but a hail storm that might have lasted only 15 minutes can cause significant damage over time. Your roof should be inspected – especially after a wind and/or hail storm – because even minor damage made to your roof may lead to a much bigger problem in the future.

The reason why hail damage is bad for your roof is because granules are the protective layer of the shingles, and over a period of time rain will wash off the granules that were loosened by the hail storm and expose the asphalt underneath. Exposed asphalt will make the shingles deteriorate much faster than normal, causing the roof to leak.

Signs that your home has experienced hail damage:

Large(quarter size or larger) hail in the area.
Heavy winds(50+ MPH).
A lot of leaves and debris in your yard and throughout your neighborhood.

If you were not home be aware of:

1. Neighbors discussing that their homes were hit by hail damage.
2.Reports on the news.
3. Multiple contractor signs in the yard. Door knocking (contractors knocking on your door).
4. Telemarketing (contractors calling your home, trying to set an appointment).
5. Direct Mail pieces making you aware of damage in your area.

If any of the above signs are present, your roof should be inspected.

It usually takes a trained eye to recognize hail damage on the roof, gutters, and siding. Unless the hail was softball size, you cannot see the hail damage to roof and gutters from the ground. Many of our clients are surprised to hear when they have hail damage.

SCHEDULE FREE ROOF EVALUATION AND ESTIMATE

Hiring the Right Contractor

Your roof is worth roughly 10%-15% of your home’s value; it covers 90% of your assets and it is the main source of protection for your family. Although it is important to start the restoration process sooner rather than later, it’s also very important to take your time and find a licensed and local contractor to inspect your roof so that together you can decide whether there is enough damage to file a claim or not.

The right contractor will provide you with high quality product that conforms to local building codes and manufacturer specifications, will be your advocate and make the complicated insurance process easy and stress-free, and will be there for you to provide warranty support years after the project is completed. The wrong contractor will take your money and might turn a complex storm restoration project into a disaster (due to inexperience or lack of ethics) with a lot of stress and confusion. They will leave town when the insurance related work starts to slow down in your area or a bigger storm comes along in another part of the country (many times leaving homeowners with partial work completed or no work done at all, and the need to hire another contractor to complete/redo the work).