Hail & Storm Damage
A full accounting of what the storm did — not just to the roof.
A full property inspection
When we come out after a storm, we don't stop at the roof.
We document damage across the whole property — siding, windows, fences, gutters, solar panels, paint, personal property, and any other structures on site. Getting your home back to its pre-loss condition starts with knowing everything the storm touched, not just what's overhead.
How we check the roof
A documented, standards-based process, not a guess from the ground.
We mark suspected hail hits with washable chalk, then photograph each one, slope by slope. Our inspections follow the same standards used by Haag Engineering, the industry reference for telling real hail damage — punctures, tears, and bruises in the shingle mat — apart from things that only look like it: worn granules, foot traffic, manufacturing wear, or damage that's simply old. Losing some granules isn't the same as losing the roof's life; we check for the real thing before we call it damage.
If we find damage, we'll tell you plainly whether it's worth a call to your insurance company, and walk you through what that process usually looks like. We're not public adjusters — we don't negotiate your claim or represent you before your insurer — but we'll meet the adjuster on-site, share what we documented, and make sure the scope of repair reflects the real damage and current code. From there, we work with your carrier so the job gets done right and your home gets rebuilt properly, not just patched.
Free upgrade: IKO Nordic Class 4
Every roof we replace after storm damage gets the highest hail-impact rating a shingle can carry — at no extra cost.
Available Colors
Actual shingle blends vary — ask to see full-size samples before you settle on a color.
Certified IKO Roof Pro contractor. We're part of IKO's Roof Pro program, which means our installs are held to IKO's own standard, not just the building code minimum. That's what keeps your shingle's warranty fully intact — a roof installed outside those standards can void the very coverage that's supposed to protect you.