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Insurance Claims

  • Clear photos of all visible damage
  • A detailed inspection report outlining problem areas
  • Notes on the roof’s condition before and after the storm
  • A detailed damage report to support your claim
  • Assistance in communicating with the adjuster
  • Guidance on what repairs or replacements may be needed
  • Dents or cracks in shingles. Hail can leave impact marks or even break shingles, making them more vulnerable to leaks.
  • Granule loss. Asphalt shingles have a protective layer of granules that help prevent sun and water damage. Hail impact can knock these off, exposing the underlying material to wear and tear.
  • Dented metal components. Gutters, vents, and flashing may also show signs of hail impact, which can indicate damage to your roof.
  • Curled or lifted shingles. If shingles appear bent or raised, the wind may have weakened their seal, increasing the risk of leaks.
  • Missing shingles. Gaps in your roof can expose the underlayment or wood decking beneath.
  • Damaged flashing. Wind can loosen or detach flashing around chimneys, skylights, or vents, leading to water penetration.
  • Water stains on ceilings or walls. This is often the first visible sign of a roof leak.
  • Mold growth. Moisture trapped in your attic or roofing materials can create the perfect environment for mold.
  • Rotting wood. If water seeps under your shingles, the underlying wood can weaken, leading to structural issues over time.

Your Roof Deserves the Best

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