Roofing Services
Storm Damage Roof Inspections & Insurance Help
Alabama hail and wind can damage a roof in ways you can't see from the ground. A free SEC inspection tells you exactly what happened, with photos to prove it.
Free Roof Inspections: We May Find Damage. We May Not.
Our inspections are honest. If your roof is fine, we'll tell you so. If there's storm damage, we'll document it properly so you can make a strong insurance claim.
What we check
- Hail hits on shingles, vents, gutters and soft metals
- Creased, lifted or missing shingles from high winds
- Damaged flashing, pipe boots and ridge caps
- Granule loss and exposed mat
- Signs of leaks in the attic and on the decking
Signs you may have storm damage
- Shingles or pieces of shingles in your yard
- Dents in gutters, downspouts or AC units
- New water stains on your ceilings
- Neighbors getting roofs replaced after a storm
How the Insurance Claim Process Works
- Free inspectionWe inspect the roof and photograph every area of damage.
- You file the claimIf there's damage, you contact your insurance company to open a claim. We'll give you the details you need.
- Adjuster meetingWe can meet the adjuster at your home so nothing is missed.
- Approval and schedulingOnce the claim is approved, we schedule your roof and order materials.
- Roof replacementWe complete the work and handle final paperwork with your insurer.
Read more: the SEC Method and roof replacement.
Storm Damage FAQs
Will filing a claim raise my insurance rates?
Storm claims are generally treated as "acts of nature", but every policy is different. Ask your agent about your specific policy.
How long do I have to file a storm damage claim?
Deadlines vary by policy, so check yours. Filing soon after the storm makes it easier to show when the damage happened.
What if the inspection finds no damage?
Then we tell you that. You'll still get a photo report of your roof's condition at no cost.
Ready for a roof you can count on?
Free inspections and estimates across North Alabama, Birmingham and Mobile.