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Have Damage From the Recent Storms?
Or Just an Old, Worn-Out Roof?

Is There Damage That's Invisible From the Front Steps?
Top 10 Warning Signs Your Roof Suffered Storm Damage.

  • Missing tabs or shingles.
  • Shingle edges are curled or tabs are cupped. Shingles should lay flat on the roof.
  • Bald spots where granules are missing. Shingle granules in your gutters or around your downspouts.
  • Round shaped divots on shingles.
  • Debris in the yard - leaves, tree limbs, etc.
  • Damaged siding.
  • Dings and dents on the cars and mailbox, torn window screens, and spatter stains on the solid metal surface of the air conditioning unit and the green utility boxes located near the street
  • Neighbors are getting new roofs.
  • Water spots and stains on your ceiling.
  • Roofers are knocking on your door, non-stop :)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Storm Damage & Emergency Roof Repairs

How fast can you get to my home after a storm?

We respond to every inquiry within 30 minutes, 24/7, and most storm calls are answered within minutes. Emergency storm damage roof repairs typically start at $1,000, and your free inspection documents everything your insurance claim will need.

Will insurance cover my storm-damaged roof?

Most homeowner's policies cover roof damage from sudden events like hail, wind, fallen trees, or severe storms, though coverage depends on your policy and the roof's age and condition. We help by performing a thorough roof inspection, documenting all storm-related damage with photos and notes, providing a detailed assessment, and meeting with your insurance adjuster when needed. Our goal is to make sure the damage is accurately documented so you can navigate the claim with confidence.

What should I do in the first 24 hours after storm damage?

Safety first: stay away from downed power lines and unstable areas. If it is safe, photograph the visible damage and place a tarp over exposed areas to prevent further water intrusion. Contact a trusted roofing professional for an inspection as soon as possible, and notify your insurance company if you suspect significant damage. Prompt documentation and action support a smoother claims process.

How can I tell if my roof has hail or wind damage?

Much storm damage is only visible to a trained inspector, which is why a professional inspection is the reliable test. Our inspectors look for missing, lifted, or creased shingles from wind, and impact marks, bruising, granule loss, and dents from hail. We also check flashing, vents, and gutters. Because hail and wind can shorten a roof's life even without an immediate leak, an inspection is the best way to gauge the true extent of the damage.


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