Hail damage is invisible from the ground.
Most storm damage can’t be seen from your driveway. It shows up as a leak next spring, after the claim window has started closing. Here’s what to look for, and how we handle the claim.
7 signs hail damaged your roof
Most are invisible from the ground. Tap the ones you’ve noticed.
From hailstorm to new roof, in five steps.
Inspection
Free 4K drone flight. We tell you straight whether there’s a claim worth filing.
Documentation
Every hit photographed, measured and mapped by slope: the evidence an adjuster respects.
We meet the adjuster
On the roof, in person. We walk them through every finding so nothing gets missed.
Approved
We review the insurer’s scope line by line and flag anything left out, like vents, flashing or code items.
New roof
We install, photograph the finished work for your records, and close out the paperwork.
You pay your deductible. We handle the rest.
Straight talk: no honest roofer will offer to “cover” or “waive” your deductible. That’s insurance fraud, and it puts you on the hook. Upgrades beyond the approved scope are your choice and priced up front. [FILL: confirm claim-assistance language with your attorney]
Not sure? Send us a photo first.
Snap a few pictures of the gutters, downspouts, any shingles in the yard, or the stain on the ceiling, and text them over. A roofer, not a call center, will tell you whether it’s worth an inspection.
Texts go to [FILL: SMS number (placeholder uses (216) 555-0164)].
The next storm doesn’t negotiate. Neither should your roof.
Call now and a real roofer picks up. Or book the free 4K drone inspection and see your roof the way we see it.
(216) 555-0164