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Storm damageStorm hit? Get it covered today.
Emergency tarping, a documented damage report for your adjuster, then a permanent repair. Call first — a form is slower than a phone.
Stop the water. Then deal with the paperwork.
In that order. Damage gets worse and claims get harder the longer a roof stays open.
Same-day tarping
We get a tarp over the opening so the next rain does not finish the ceiling off.
Documented assessment
Drone and ground photos, dated, slope by slope — the report your adjuster will ask for.
Repair or replace
A written scope and fixed price, and we will meet the adjuster at the property if it helps.
What to look for from the ground.
Please do not climb up after a storm. These are all visible from the yard or a window.
- Shingles or tiles in the yardIf pieces came off, more are loose.
- Dented or torn gutters and flashingOften the first place hail shows.
- Fresh stains on the ceilingWater is already inside the structure.
- Daylight in the atticCall straight away — that one is urgent.
How claims usually work.
We document the damage properly and give you the photo report and written scope your insurer will ask for, and we will meet the adjuster on site. We are roofers, not public adjusters — we do not file or negotiate the claim on your behalf, and we do not give advice about your policy.
No. Policies generally expect you to prevent further damage, and a tarp is exactly that. We photograph everything before we cover it, so the original damage is still on record.
We prioritise open roofs and active leaks. After a large county-wide event there is a queue like everyone else — calling gets you into it sooner than a form does.
The written estimate stands either way, so you know the real cost of the repair before deciding what to do next.
Roof open right now?
Call. Tarping stops the damage getting more expensive every hour.