Storm & Hail Damage
Storm season in the CSRA brings hail, high winds, and severe weather that can destroy a roof in minutes. The longer you wait, the more secondary damage occurs — and the harder your claim becomes. Call us as soon as the storm clears.
What We Look For
Not all storm damage looks the same. Here's what our inspectors check for after a major weather event.
Hail leaves impact marks that bruise or crack asphalt shingles, dent metal components, and crack ridge caps. Damage isn't always visible from the ground — you need someone on the roof with trained eyes.
High winds lift, crack, or blow off shingles — leaving bare deck exposed to water intrusion. Even partial lifts that re-lay flat can break the seal strip and cause future blow-offs.
Fallen branches and trees cause obvious structural damage, but even smaller debris scrapes away granules and compromises the shingle's UV protection and waterproofing ability.
Damage that goes unrepaired leads to water entering the attic, saturating insulation, causing mold, and rotting decking. What starts as a shingle claim becomes a much larger problem.
Storm winds and hail frequently damage the metal flashing around chimneys, skylights, and valleys — creating leak points that aren't obvious until the next heavy rain.
Hail dents aluminum gutters and downspouts, cracks plastic vent covers, and can destroy ridge vents. These items are covered by most homeowner policies and are often missed by adjusters.
Act Quickly
Every week that passes after storm damage costs you in three ways.
After the Storm — What to Do
We'll get out to your property fast, document the damage, and let you know exactly what you're dealing with — at no charge.
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