by Devin Anderson | Oct 2, 2026 | Storm Damage
Short Answer A roof insurance claim starts when you document damage and submit a claim. Contractors provide photos, repair estimates, and scope letters, while the insurer reviews your policy and sends an adjuster to decide coverage. Next safe step: document everything...
by Devin Anderson | Oct 1, 2026 | Storm Damage
Short Answer Yes, a drone inspection can find hidden storm damage quickly and safely. A professional drone pilot can scan roofs, chimneys, gutters, and other high or hard-to-reach areas to spot missing shingles, impact marks, lifted edges, and debris that aren’t...
by Devin Anderson | Sep 30, 2026 | Storm Damage
How to Avoid Hiring the Wrong Roofer After a Storm If you need to avoid hiring roofer after storm, don’t hire the first person who knocks on your door, sign paperwork immediately, or climb onto a wet or damaged roof yourself. Prioritize safety: keep people off the...
by Devin Anderson | Sep 29, 2026 | Storm Damage
How to Protect Your Roof Before Severe Weather If you need to protect your roof before a severe storm, start with immediate safety: clear gutters and loose items, secure outdoor furniture, and check for obvious loose shingles from the ground. Avoid climbing onto a wet...
by Devin Anderson | Sep 28, 2026 | Storm Damage
When Loose Shingles Become an Emergency If you see loose shingles after a storm, it can be an emergency in some cases, especially if shingles are missing, creating exposed underlayment, or if water is entering the attic. For many other situations you can protect the...
by Devin Anderson | Sep 27, 2026 | Storm Damage
Storm Damage vs. Normal Wear Storm damage is caused suddenly by wind, hail, fallen trees, or heavy snow and usually shows distinct signs like missing shingles, dents, or torn flashing. Normal wear is gradual aging from sun, freeze-thaw cycles, and routine weather...
