Hail, Wind & Hurricane Damage
Did a storm hit your address? Find out before the window closes.
Hail, damaging wind or a hurricane — most carriers only give you a limited window from the date of loss. We verify the storm, give you a free roof inspection, and stand on the roof with your adjuster so nothing gets written off.
Storm calls answered same day · Inspections usually within 48 hours
- Most storm damage sits on the slopes and soft metals — you won't see it from the ground.
- Carriers give you a limited window from the date of loss. Waiting can close the claim before you know you had one.
- A free inspection costs nothing and can stop a small hit from turning into a bigger repair bill later.
How an insurance roof claim actually works
Verify the storm
We check hail, damaging wind and hurricane impacts at your address so you know there's a real date of loss before anyone files anything.
Free roof inspection
We check every slope, the soft metals, the gutters and the vents so you know what the storm actually did.
We meet your adjuster
We're on the roof with them, so damage doesn't get missed or written off as wear and tear.
Your claim, guided
We help you navigate the claims process. The homeowner is responsible for their insurance deductible.
Why homeowners call us
What you get beyond a storm check
Full Claims Guidance
We meet your adjuster on the roof so damage doesn't get missed or written off as wear and tear. We help you navigate the claims process.
Protecting Your Claim Window
Most carriers only give you a limited window from the date of loss. An early free inspection tells you whether there's a claim worth filing before that window closes.
What to do before you file
- Don't file until someone has actually been on the roof. A denied claim is harder to reopen than an unfiled one.
- Photograph the ground-level evidence now — dented gutters, downspouts, AC fins, shredded screens.
- Write down the storm date. Our Storm Damage Check gives you the confirmed one for hail, wind or hurricane.
- Get a tarp on any active leak. Carriers expect you to prevent further damage.
- Don't sign anything that assigns your claim benefits to a contractor. We don't ask for that.
- Keep every receipt for temporary repairs — those are usually reimbursable.
Free Damage Inspection
Get a claims specialist on your roof
No cost, no obligation, and we'll tell you honestly if there isn't a claim worth filing. Storm calls are answered the same day.
(470) 355-1500