Storm Damage? Start With an Inspection.

Protect the property. Document what you can. Stay off the roof.
Signs your roof may have been affected.

Missing shingles

Lifted edges

Hail impacts

Granule loss

Interior stains

Damaged flashing
What kind of storm hit your home?
Wind Damage
- Missing or displaced shingles
- Lifted tabs and broken seals
- Loose flashing and ridge materials
Hail Damage
- Impact marks and bruising
- Granule displacement
- Dents in metal components
Tree & Debris Impact
- Visible punctures or openings
- Damaged decking and trim
- New leaks after impact
A clearer path through the process.
Inspect
Document
Review
Coordinate
Restore

See the damage. Understand the recommendation.
— Lee M.
Steady guidance when the situation feels uncertain
Know What to Expect Before you Act.
Should I call a roofer or my insurance company first?
If the property is safe, beginning with a professional roof inspection can help you understand whether visible storm damage exists before deciding how to proceed. Your policy and insurer determine reporting requirements, so review your policy promptly.
Will my insurance pay for storm damage?
Coverage depends on your policy, the cause of damage, deductibles, exclusions, and the insurer’s evaluation. We can document roofing damage and provide an estimate, but we cannot guarantee coverage or a claim outcome.
Can hail damage be difficult to see?
Yes. Some impacts are subtle from the ground and may affect shingles, flashing, vents, gutters, or other exterior materials. A roof inspection can help identify conditions that are easy to miss.
Do I have to use the insurance company’s contractor?
Homeowners can generally select their own contractor, subject to their policy and applicable requirements. Confirm the details directly with your insurance carrier.
What happens if the roof is actively leaking?
Protect the interior from water if you can do so safely, avoid climbing onto the roof, and call promptly. We can inspect the condition and explain the practical next steps.
Does every damaged roof need replacement?
No. The right solution depends on the extent and location of the damage, the roof’s overall condition, and whether a reliable repair is possible. The inspection should come before the recommendation.
Serving homes throughout Lackawanna & Luzerne Counties.
- Clarks Summit
- Dunmore
- Old Forge
- Dickson City
- Wilkes-Barre
- Kingston
- Carbondale
- Archbald
- Taylor
- Lake Ariel
- Honesdale
