Storm Damage? We Answer 24/7.
Emergency tarping, free hail and wind damage inspections, and insurance claim experts by your side from first call to full restoration.
Storm Emergency? We Answer 24/7.
Active leak, fallen limb, or missing shingles right now? Call and we will tarp and secure your home today.
Signs of Storm Damage
After wind or hail passes through, look for these warning signs. If you spot even one, request a free inspection.
Missing or Lifted Shingles
Bare spots, shingles in the yard, or tabs flapping in the wind. Even one missing shingle exposes the underlayment to water.
Hail Impact Marks
Dark bruises, dents in vents and gutters, or granules collecting in downspouts. Hail damage is often invisible from the ground.
Active Leaks & Stains
Water spots on ceilings, damp attic insulation, or drips during rain. Water travels, so the leak is rarely where the stain is.
Wind Damaged Flashing
Bent or lifted metal around chimneys, skylights, and valleys. Failed flashing is one of the most common sources of leaks.
Dented Gutters & Downspouts
Dings and dents in aluminum are the easiest hail evidence to spot, and a strong sign your shingles took hits too.
Debris & Fallen Limbs
Branches on the roof can puncture shingles and decking. Anything larger than a twig deserves a professional look.
Our Storm Response Process
Five steps from the first call to a fully restored home, with your insurance claim handled alongside you.
Emergency Tarping
Call our 24/7 storm line and we secure your home immediately. Tarping stops active leaks and protects your interior while the claim moves forward.
Free Damage Documentation
We inspect the entire roof and exterior, photographing and measuring every impact point in a report your insurance company will accept.
Adjuster Meeting
We meet your insurance adjuster on the roof and walk through the damage together, so nothing gets missed or undervalued.
Claim Support
We help with the paperwork from first notice of loss to final approval, and answer every question your carrier sends back.
Full Restoration
Your roof restored to the condition it was in before the storm, or better, backed by our written workmanship warranty. You typically pay only your deductible.
Right After the Storm
What to do, and what to avoid, in the first hours after the weather clears.
Do This
- Get everyone safely away from sagging ceilings or standing water.
- Take photos of visible damage from the ground and inside the home.
- Place buckets under active leaks and move valuables out of the way.
- Call our 24/7 storm line for emergency tarping.
- Note the date and time of the storm for your claim.
Avoid This
- Do not climb on the roof. Wet shingles and hidden soft spots are dangerous.
- Do not sign with a door to door contractor who shows up right after the storm.
- Do not accept a rushed settlement before a professional inspection.
- Do not delay. Most policies limit how long you have to report damage.
- Do not throw away damaged materials before they are documented.
Don't wait to file. Most insurance policies limit how long you have to report storm damage. If a storm has passed through your area, even if you don't see obvious damage, a free inspection now can save you thousands later.
Frequently Asked Questions
Storm damage and insurance claim questions.
What should I do first after a storm damages my roof?
Get everyone away from sagging ceilings or standing water, photograph what you can see safely from the ground and from inside, then call our 24/7 line at (470) 370-1559 for emergency tarping. Do not climb on the roof yourself, because wet shingles and hidden soft spots are how people get hurt.
Does homeowners insurance cover storm damage to a roof?
Most policies cover sudden damage from wind and hail, and most exclude wear from age or lack of maintenance. The line between the two is exactly what the adjuster decides, which is why documented photo evidence from the day of the loss matters so much.
How long do I have to file a storm damage claim?
Most policies limit how long you have to report damage, and many windows are one year from the date of the storm. Because damage from hail is often invisible from the ground, the safest move is a free inspection soon after the storm rather than waiting for a leak.
How much will I pay out of pocket on an approved claim?
On an approved claim most homeowners pay only their deductible. The exact amount depends on your policy and on whether it pays replacement cost or actual cash value, and we walk you through both numbers before any work starts.
Should I sign with a contractor who knocks on my door after a storm?
Be careful. Storms attract crews from out of state who collect a deposit and disappear. Before you sign anything, ask for the Pennsylvania contractor registration, the insurance certificate and a local phone number that a person actually answers.
Roofing Services Anywhere in Pennsylvania
Call or send the form for a free estimate with no obligation. Most estimates go out within 24 hours.