Inspect & document
Review the roof and exterior and photograph the condition of affected areas.
STORM DAMAGE / IL & IN
Storm damage repair.
A clear next step.
Roof and exterior inspections after hail and wind. Understand the damage, document the condition and plan the work your home needs.
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THE WORK BEHIND THE FINISH
A clear path from inspection to repair.
Storm damage can affect shingles, flashing, siding and gutters together. Our local team reviews the affected areas and helps you understand the repair or replacement scope.
Discuss the scope
Explain repair options and provide information you can share with your insurance company.
Restore the exterior
Coordinate roofing, siding, gutters and trim so the work fits together.
YOUR PROJECT, YOUR PRIORITIES
Start with what your home needs now.
Select a starting point. We’ll confirm the right scope with an inspection.
Call about immediate protection.
Tell us if water is entering the home. We can discuss inspection availability and temporary weatherproofing while permanent work is planned.
- What we look at
- Accessible affected areas, exposed roofing and possible water entry points.
- Bring to the conversation
- Protect belongings if safe. Take photos from the ground; avoid the damaged roof.
Document before deciding.
Damage is not always visible from the ground. An inspection can help separate observed damage from assumptions about what needs replacement.
- What we look at
- Shingles, flashing, siding, gutters and other affected exterior details.
- Bring to the conversation
- Save the storm date and photos you can take safely.
Make the repair scope clear.
Use documented findings to plan repairs or replacement. If you file a claim, coverage and approval remain decisions for your insurance company.
- What we look at
- The affected areas, proposed materials and connections between roof and exterior repairs.
- Bring to the conversation
- Keep inspection photos, repair estimates and insurer correspondence together.
FROM FIRST LOOK TO FINAL DETAIL
Know what comes next.
A clear scope before work starts. Any changes discussed before they become part of the job.
- 01
Discuss the situation
Tell us what happened and whether the home has active water entry. Confirm the next available inspection.
- 02
Inspect & document
Review the affected roof and exterior and record visible conditions with photos.
- 03
Agree the scope
Explain repair or replacement options. Provide the proposed work for your review and, if needed, your insurer.
- 04
Restore & review
Coordinate approved exterior work, cleanup and a final review of what was completed.
COMPARE THE SCOPE
What to look for in your estimate
- Photos and a clear description of observed damage.
- Separate temporary protection from permanent repair work.
- Your approved scope and written change approvals.
Can you help with an insurance claim?+
We can document the roof and exterior condition and discuss the proposed repair scope. Your insurance company determines coverage and claim approval.
Is damage always visible from the ground?+
No. Some damage is difficult to spot without a closer inspection. Contact us to arrange an assessment instead of climbing onto the roof yourself.
Can you provide temporary weatherproofing?+
Call to discuss the condition of your home and available temporary protection while permanent repairs are planned.
LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT YOUR ROOF