Core service
Storm and wind damage Start with a call.
Missing shingles, lifted flashing or a fallen branch: a safe temporary fix first, then clear documentation for your insurance claim.
- Insured crews
- Written quotes
- Photos of what we find
Good fit if
Homeowners with wind-lifted or missing shingles, branch damage, or water coming in after a storm.
Warning signs
Signs you may need storm and wind damage.
Shingles in the yard
Pieces on the lawn or driveway after high winds.
Lifted or creased tabs
Shingles that look bent back or folded.
Branch impact
A limb on the roof or dents where one hit.
New leaks after rain
Water showing up where it never did before.
What we cover
What storm and wind damage covers.
After a windstorm or a fallen limb, the first job is to stop more water getting in. We can tarp or temporarily patch the roof, then assess the full damage once it is safe.
We document what we find with dated photos and a written scope of work that you can share with your insurer. We do not promise what an insurer will cover, and we will not tell you a claim will be approved. That decision is theirs. What we can do is make sure the damage is described clearly and the repair is done properly.
If you have a claim open, call before you start permanent repairs so we can document the damage. Check your policy for what it requires, such as notice periods and who must approve repairs.
- First step
- Make it watertight
- For your claim
- Photos and a written scope
- Coverage
- Decided by your insurer, not by us
Emergency tarping and temporary repairs
Dated photos of the damage
Written scope and quote you can share with your insurer
Permanent repairs once the claim is settled
Help understanding what the adjuster's report says about the roof
Simple from the start
How a roofing job goes
You call or send the form
Tell us what is happening: a leak, storm damage, an old roof or just a question.
We look at the roof
We inspect the roof and attic, and take photos of anything that matters.
You get a written quote
It names the materials, the scope and what happens if we find rotted deck. No pressure.
We do the work
We protect your property, work through the weather and keep the site tidy each day.
FAQ
Storm and wind damage questions.
Do you deal with my insurance company?
We provide documentation: photos, a written description and a quote. You deal with your insurer, and we are happy to explain our report to them if you ask us to.
Should I wait for the adjuster before getting a tarp on?
Most policies expect you to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage. Check your policy wording, and keep your receipts and photos.
The quote for our new roof was written clearly, named the shingle and showed the deck would be checked first. They found two soft boards, showed me and replaced them. The yard was clean at the end of each day.
Leak or storm damage? Call us.
Call now, or send the form and we will get back to you quickly.