Types of Storm Damage We Handle
Wind Damage
Lifted, torn, or missing shingles and tiles from high winds.
Debris Impact
Fallen branches or wind-blown debris denting or puncturing the roof.
Water Intrusion
Heavy rain finding its way through storm-compromised roofing.
Structural Damage
Sagging decking or framing from prolonged storm stress.
From Storm-Damaged to Fully Repaired
BEFORE
Insurance Claim Assistance
Coverage varies by policy, but most homeowners insurance covers sudden storm and wind damage. Here's how we help make the claim process easier:
- ✓ Detailed photo documentation of all storm damage
- ✓ We meet with your insurance adjuster on-site
- ✓ A clear, written repair estimate for your claim
- ✓ Guidance through the whole claims process, start to finish
Storm Damage Questions
Does insurance cover storm damage roof repair?
Most homeowners insurance covers sudden storm and wind damage, though coverage varies by policy. We provide detailed documentation and a written estimate to support your claim.
Can you help me deal with the insurance adjuster?
Yes — we're happy to meet with your adjuster on-site and walk them through the documented damage directly.
How fast can you respond after a storm?
We prioritize storm damage calls and aim to have a crew on-site the same day to tarp and stabilize exposed areas.
How do I know if my roof has storm damage?
Look for missing or lifted shingles, dents from hail or debris, granules collecting in gutters, or a leak that appeared right after a storm. If you're unsure, our free inspection will confirm it.
Can wind damage be repaired without a full roof replacement?
In most cases, yes. Wind damage is often limited to specific areas, and we can make a targeted repair rather than replacing the entire roof — unless the damage is widespread.
Storm Damage? Don't Wait.
Get a free assessment and documentation for your insurance claim today.