Storm Damage
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Stay safe and stay off the roof, especially if it's wet, steep, or storm-damaged. From the ground, look for missing shingles, debris, or dented gutters, and check ceilings and the attic for leaks or stains. If water's coming in, move belongings clear and set a container under the drip. Then call a roofer. We'll inspect, tarp or seal active leaks, and document everything for a claim if you need it.

It's often hard to spot from the ground. On asphalt, look for dark spots or dimples where granules are knocked off, soft or bruised areas, and cracks; hail also dents metal vents, flashing, and gutters, which is easier to see. A professional inspection is the reliable way to know — we get up there, check closely, and document any hail damage with photos for your claim.

Often, yes. Homeowners insurance frequently covers roof damage from sudden events — hail, wind, fallen trees — while damage from age and wear usually isn't. Every policy has its own deductible and terms. We'll inspect, photograph and document the damage, and help you work the claim, and we'll give you an honest read on whether your damage is the kind insurance typically covers before you file.

We treat storm damage as a priority, because every hour of water inside means more damage. In many cases we can get a tarp or temporary seal in place to stop active leaks right away, then schedule the full repair once it's assessed. If water's coming in, call, and we'll help you protect the house today.

Depends on how much damage there is and the roof's condition beforehand. Minor damage — a few missing shingles, one damaged area — is often a repair. Widespread hail or wind damage, or damage to a roof already near the end of its life, may make replacement the smarter move, and insurance sometimes covers a full replacement when the damage is severe enough.

Yes, which is the biggest reason to get inspected after a storm. Hail can bruise shingles without obvious holes, and wind can break the seals between shingles even when none blow off. That damage may not leak right away, but it shortens the roof's life and often leaks weeks or months later, sometimes after the window to file a claim has closed.

We make it easier. We can't file the claim for you or negotiate it like a public adjuster, but we provide the thorough inspection and documentation a claim depends on, detailed photos and a written assessment, and we can meet your adjuster on the roof to review the damage and the repairs needed.

You can't stop the weather, but you can make the roof more resilient. Keep it in good repair — sound shingles, sealed flashing, clear gutters — and trim back branches that hang over it to cut impact risk. When it's time to replace, impact-resistant shingles or a durable system like metal add real protection against hail and wind.