A severe storm can leave your roof with hidden damage that gets worse over time if left untreated. Hail impacts, high winds, and falling debris can compromise shingles, flashing, gutters, and even the structural integrity of your roof — often without any obvious signs from the ground.
Our storm damage repair process starts with a comprehensive inspection, complete with photos and a detailed damage report. We identify every affected area and provide an honest assessment of what needs repair versus what can wait. If your damage qualifies for an insurance claim, we can walk you through the entire process and communicate directly with your adjuster.
We respond quickly after major weather events and offer emergency tarping to prevent further water intrusion while repairs are scheduled. Don't wait — even minor storm damage can lead to leaks, mold, and structural issues within weeks. ⛈️🛡️
A full roof inspection with photos of every damaged area.
Emergency tarping when the roof is open, to prevent interior damage.
Photos and measurements you can use with your insurance company.
Damaged shingles, flashing and accessories replaced and sealed.
Every job is quoted after we see it — these are the things that move the number:
A few shingles is a quick repair; widespread damage may mean replacement.
Tarping and urgent repairs are priced separately.
Finding shingles that match an older roof can affect the approach.
Your policy and deductible decide what you pay out of pocket.
Have the roof inspected first. If there's real damage, the photos help you decide whether a claim makes sense.
As soon as it's safe. Hidden damage can lead to leaks, and many policies have time limits for claims.
If the roof is open to the weather, we prioritize tarping to prevent interior damage.
A crew installs standing-seam metal roofing on a home, with the new panels running down the roofline.
A crew installs standing-seam metal roofing on a home, with the new panels running down the roofline.
Roof deck prepared with underlayment in progress, with a view over the wooded hills behind the house.
Roof deck prepared with underlayment in progress, with a view over the wooded hills behind the house.
Aerial view of a complex gray shingle roof with multiple gables and valleys on a wooded lot.
Aerial view of a complex gray shingle roof with multiple gables and valleys on a wooded lot.
Finished brick home with a gray shingle roof, gabled front and arched windows.
Finished brick home with a gray shingle roof, gabled front and arched windows.
White two-story home mid-replacement, with part of the old roof removed down to the bare decking.
White two-story home mid-replacement, with part of the old roof removed down to the bare decking.
Close-up of a weathered roof vent cap on shingles, the kind of wear we check during an inspection.
Close-up of a weathered roof vent cap on shingles, the kind of wear we check during an inspection.
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Detailed inspection report with photos included.
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