Storm & Hail Damage Roof Repair

Storm Damage Is Often Invisible From the Ground

Homeowners routinely assume their roof survived a storm because nothing came off. But wind damage frequently shows up as shingles that have been lifted and set back down — the sealant strip is broken, the shingle looks fine, and the next storm takes it off entirely. Hail bruises the mat beneath the granules without removing the shingle. Neither is visible from a driveway.

What We Look For After a Storm

• Broken sealant bonds and lifted tabs along wind-facing slopes
• Hail bruising, granule loss and impact marks on shingles, vents and soft metals
• Displaced ridge and hip caps
• Bent, lifted or separated flashing at walls, chimneys and valleys
• Punctures and tears in flat-roof membrane from wind-blown debris
• Damaged gutters, downspouts, fascia and soffit
• Cracked or displaced masonry and chimney caps
• Attic moisture, wet insulation and daylight through the deck

Documentation For Your Insurer

We photograph every damaged area, produce a written scope of work with line-item quantities, and can meet your adjuster on site so both parties are looking at the same evidence at the same time. We do not inflate scope — we document what is actually there, thoroughly, so nothing legitimate gets missed.