Storm Damage Roof Inspection
and Repair
Hail, wind, or fallen tree damage. We come to your home for free. We find the damage. We help with your insurance claim.
Just Had a Storm? Here Is What to Do First.
Storms hit hard across the Midwest. Here are four simple steps to take right away. They keep you safe. They also help your insurance claim go smoother.
Stay Off the Roof
Looking at a damaged roof is not safe. Leave that to us. We come out for free.
Look from the Ground
Check your yard for shingle pieces. Look for dented gutters. Check your siding for cracks or holes.
Look Inside for Leaks
Walk through your attic. Check ceilings for water spots. Take photos of anything you see.
Call Us
We come out within a day or two. We do a full inspection. We help you decide what to do next.
Storm Damage Is Often Hard to See.
A trained eye finds what a quick look will miss.
Hail can leave small bruises on a shingle. Those bruises do not always leak right away. They show up months later as soft spots and bald patches. By then the damage has spread.
Wind is just as sneaky. A strong gust can lift a shingle and set it back down. From the ground it looks fine. But the seal underneath is broken. The next rain finds its way in.
That is why a trained eye matters. We know where to look. We know what a real claim should include. We have inspected over 20,000 roofs across the Midwest. We know what to look for.
Schedule Your Free InspectionWe Stand With You Through the Claim.
We Document Everything
Photos. Diagrams. Written report. Your insurance adjuster gets what they need to do their job right.
We Talk to Your Adjuster
We meet your adjuster on the roof. We point out what we see. We make sure nothing gets missed.
We Handle the Repair
Once your claim is approved, we do the work. You only pay your deductible. We bill insurance for the rest.
Milie and Brandon have been instrumental in helping with our roof and siding replacement after experiencing storm damage. Today Brandon led a team of skilled craftsmen. It is beyond expectations. They also worked directly with our insurance inspector to help get the maximum benefits. Lisa Kurman · Storm Damage · Roof and Siding
Storm Damage Repairs Across the Midwest
What Storm Damage Looks Like On A Midwest Roof
Storm damage roof repair is one of the most common calls we get across Wisconsin, Illinois, and Minnesota. Hail and wind are the two main causes. Hail leaves round bruises on shingles, knocks off the protective granules that show up later in your gutters, and can crack shingles in cold weather. Wind lifts shingles, breaks the seal underneath, and tears off whole sections in the worst storms. Tree fall damage is the third one we see often, especially after summer storms roll through.
The tricky part is that a lot of storm damage is invisible from the ground. A hail bruise looks like a small dark spot on a shingle, and you cannot see it from the driveway. A lifted shingle that the wind has unsealed will sit back down flat after the storm. From below, the roof looks fine. But the protection is gone, and the next rain finds its way through. Months later, water shows up on the ceiling and the homeowner has no idea where it started.
That is why a trained inspection matters after any major storm. Our crews have inspected over 20,000 roofs across the Midwest. We know exactly what hail damage looks like on every brand of shingle. We know how wind damage shows up at the ridge and the eaves. We document everything with photos so your insurance adjuster has what they need. Time also matters. Most insurance carriers have a one year window from the date of the storm to file a claim, and waiting too long can cost you the claim entirely.
If a recent storm came through your area, get a free inspection before the deadline closes. We come out fast and give you straight answers.
Things Homeowners Ask About Storm Damage
How fast should I act after a storm?
Call within a week or two if you can. Most insurance carriers give you one year from the storm date to file a claim, but the sooner you document the damage, the easier the claim goes. Waiting can also let small damage turn into big leaks.
Will my insurance cover the damage?
Most homeowner policies in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Minnesota cover hail and wind damage to the roof. Older roofs with worn shingles can sometimes be denied. We help you read your policy and walk the roof with your adjuster so nothing gets missed.
Should I get the roof inspected even if it looks fine?
Yes, especially after a hail event. Hail damage often hides in plain sight. By the time water shows up inside the house, the storm is long gone and the claim window may be closed. A free inspection takes less than an hour and gives you peace of mind.
Can hail damage show up months later?
Yes. Hail bruises do not always leak right away. The bruise softens the shingle and the granules wear off over time. A few months later you may see bald spots on the shingles or a slow leak inside. Catching it early is much cheaper.
Do you work with my insurance company?
Yes. We have worked with adjusters from every major carrier across the Midwest. We meet your adjuster on the roof, point out the damage, and bill the insurance company directly once the claim is approved. You only pay your deductible.
Will my premium go up if I file a claim?
Storm claims are usually treated as acts of nature, not driver error. Most carriers do not raise rates for a single storm claim. Several claims in a row can affect your rate. Your agent can give you a clearer answer for your specific policy.
Think You Have Storm Damage?
We come out for free. We tell you what we find. No pressure. No fees.