Storm damage isn’t always obvious from the ground. Signs can include missing or lifted shingles, leaks, dented flashing, granule loss, or soft spots on the roof. A professional inspection is the best way to confirm what was affected and what needs attention.

Yes, we provide inspections to assess storm damage and help you understand the condition of your roof. This gives you a clear starting point before making any repair or insurance decisions.

We respond as quickly as possible after major weather events. Timing depends on demand and severity, but emergency situations like active leaks are prioritized to help prevent further damage.

If it’s safe, protect the inside of your home by moving valuables and containing water. Avoid going on the roof during active weather. The next step is to get emergency service to secure the damaged area.

Yes, emergency tarping helps protect your home from further water intrusion after storm damage. It’s a temporary solution while repairs or replacement are being planned.

In many cases, storm damage from hail or wind is covered, but it depends on your policy. We help document the damage and guide you through the process so you understand what to expect.

Yes, we assist by documenting damage, explaining findings, and helping you navigate the next steps so you’re not going through the process alone.

Most repairs can be completed quickly, while full replacements typically take a day or two depending on the size of the roof and weather conditions.

Yes, we handle storm damage roofing for homes, multi-family properties, and commercial buildings.

We handle hail damage, wind damage, fallen debris, leaks, and structural roof issues caused by severe weather and trees.

Yes. Many types of storm damage aren’t visible from the ground and can lead to bigger problems later if left unchecked.