After the storm, before the panic.
Emergency tarping, honest hail and wind assessments, and hands-on help with your insurance claim — from documentation to meeting the adjuster on your roof.
Do these four things first
Stay off the roof
Photograph what you can see from the ground — dents, missing shingles, debris. Note the storm date.
Stop interior damage
Buckets under drips, move valuables, poke a small drain hole in bulging ceiling paint.
Call us before filing
A documented assessment first means you file with evidence — or don't file at all if damage is minor.
Ignore the door-knockers
Never sign anything on your doorstep after a storm. Ever.
We speak adjuster.
We photograph and measure every damaged slope, prepare the documentation your insurer needs, and meet the adjuster on your roof so nothing gets missed. We don't inflate claims — that protects you and keeps the process fast.
The trucks that follow the hail
After every big storm, out-of-state crews knock doors, collect deposits, and vanish before the warranty matters. Here's how to spot them.
Legitimate roofers don't pressure you with expiring 'storm specials.'
Who honors the warranty when they're three states away next month?
That's insurance fraud — and it's you who signs the claim.
Verify license #, insurance, and a physical local address before signing.
Storm damage? Know for sure — free.
A documented assessment you can take straight to your insurer. If there's no damage, you'll know that too.