Storm Damage Inspection
Shingles, flashing, vents, gutters, and decking checked. Hail hits and wind creases are easy to miss from the ground.
Wind, hail, and falling limbs. We document the damage, stop the water, and fix or replace what needs it. Nothing more.
After a storm the first job is keeping more water out. The second is making sure the damage is recorded properly so the claim and the repair both go right.
You do not have to know what you are looking at. We go over the whole roof and tell you what is storm damage, what is age, and what is fine.
Shingles, flashing, vents, gutters, and decking checked. Hail hits and wind creases are easy to miss from the ground.
If the roof is open or leaking, we cover it to keep water out while permanent repairs are arranged.
Creased, lifted, and bruised shingles replaced. Damaged flashing and vents rebuilt.
Photos and written notes of what we find. We can meet your adjuster on site so nothing gets missed.
Some damage is a repair. Some is a full replacement. The job is knowing which.
Hail leaves bruises that crack the mat under the granules, and wind creases shingles where they lift and fall back. Neither shows up well from the driveway. We get on the roof and look at each slope, the flashing, the vents, and the ridge, and we photograph what we find so it is on record.
From there it is a straightforward call. If the damage is limited, a repair fixes it. If it is spread across slopes or the shingles are old enough that repairing them is throwing money away, replacement is the honest answer, and it is often what an insurer will also conclude. We put both options in writing when it is close.
We work with your insurance company, not around it. We give you the documentation, we can be on the roof when the adjuster comes, and we tell you what we see. Whether the claim is approved is your insurer's decision, and we will not promise a result we do not control.
Get the roof looked at if you notice any of these. Damage does not always show up as a leak right away.
Loose shingles on the ground mean the roof lost some. What is left near them is usually also compromised.
Dings on gutters, vents, or AC units after hail mean the shingles took the same hits.
Water can travel a long way along the deck before it appears. A new stain after a storm is worth acting on.
Even a limb that bounced off can crack shingles or bend flashing along its path.
A full look at every slope, flashing, and vent with photos of what we find.
Tarp anything exposed so water stays out while the claim and repairs move forward.
Work done to manufacturer spec, written up so it matches what the insurer approved.
Targeted repairs for leaks, flashing, and shingles that do not need a full replacement.
Storms bend and pull gutters. New ones protect the fascia and foundation.
If the roof is done, the full CertainTeed Integrity Roof System.
Look for missing or creased shingles, dents on vents and gutters, exposed nails, damaged flashing, or new stains inside. Many of these are hard to see from the ground, so a roof-level inspection is the reliable way to know.
It depends on how much of the roof is affected and how old it is. Limited damage on a roof with years left is usually a repair. Widespread damage or an older roof often points to replacement. We lay out both when the call is close.
We document the damage, give you the photos and estimate, and can meet the adjuster on site. You stay the customer of your insurer, and they make the coverage decision.
As soon as you can. Water damage compounds, and claims usually have filing deadlines. If the roof is leaking now, call (610) 948-5207 and say so.
Yes. If the roof is open or actively leaking, we cover it to limit further water damage until repairs can be done.
Free, written, itemized. Usually back to you within one business day.