Storm response
Was your home hit by a recent storm?
Tell us your address and what happened. We'll inspect, photograph and explain the damage — then give you a written restoration scope. No pressure and no insurance promises.
Start here
Request a storm inspection
Select Storm Damage, add your address, describe what happened and attach photos.
- • Hail, wind, leak, or unknown — we'll identify it.
- • Emergency tarping available for active leaks.
- • Photo documentation you keep, whatever you decide.
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- Property
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Our process
How storm restoration works
Clear steps, no guarantees about carrier decisions.
Inspect
Full roof and exterior inspection with dated photos.
Document
A written damage report you can share with your insurer.
Scope
Restoration scope and schedule defined in writing.
Restore
Roof, gutters, siding and exterior components restored.
Learn
Storm education
What Does Hail Damage Look Like?
Bruising, granule loss and soft-metal dents — what inspectors actually look for.
What Should I Do After a Hailstorm?
A step-by-step checklist for the first 72 hours after a storm.
How the Insurance Restoration Process Works
Documentation, adjuster meetings and scope — explained without guarantees.
FAQ
Storm damage questions
How do I know if I have hail damage?+
Hail damage often shows as bruising and granule loss on shingles plus dents on soft metals like vents and gutter aprons. It's rarely visible from the ground, which is why a documented inspection matters.
Will you guarantee my insurance claim is approved?+
No. No contractor can. We document conditions thoroughly and can meet your adjuster on site, but approval decisions belong to your insurance carrier.
What should I do first after a storm?+
Stay off the roof. Photograph any visible interior or exterior damage, note the storm date, and schedule a professional inspection. If there's an active leak, call us for emergency tarping.
How long do I have to report storm damage?+
Deadlines vary by policy. Most carriers expect prompt reporting, so an early inspection protects your options.
Next step
Free inspection.
Straight answers.
Tell us what's going on with your property and we'll document the condition, explain your options and give you a written estimate — with no obligation.