Storm and hurricane damage
Roof checks after high wind and hurricanes, with every bit of damage documented in photos.
Florida storms can damage a roof in ways you cannot see from the ground. Wind lifts shingle edges and breaks the seal under them, flying debris cracks tiles, and heavy rain finds every gap.
After a storm, we check the whole roof, photograph any damage and explain what needs fixing now and what can wait.
What we look for after a storm
- Lifted, creased or missing shingles
- Cracked, slipped or missing tiles
- Bent or loose flashing and drip edge
- Damage from fallen branches
- New stains or drips inside
How we handle it
- Inspect the roof as soon as it is safe to go up
- Photograph and document every area of damage
- Cover open areas to keep water out when needed
- Repair or replace what was damaged
Questions
Should I get my roof checked even if nothing looks wrong?
Yes. Wind damage is often only visible up close, and small gaps turn into leaks during the next storm.
Can your photos help with an insurance claim?
We document the damage with photos you can share with your insurance company. Decisions about your claim are up to your insurer.
Storm came through? Get the roof checked before the next one.
Small damage after a Florida storm turns into a leak fast. Book an inspection or send us photos and we will tell you what we see.
Other ways we can help.
Roof repair
Missing shingles, cracked tiles, lifted flashing and worn seals, fixed at the source.
Roof replacement
New shingle, tile and metal roofs, with a clear plan before any work starts.
Roof inspections
A full check of the roof with photos, so you know what you are working with.
Leak repair
Ceiling stains and attic drips traced back to where the water actually gets in.
Let's take a look at your roof.
Book an inspection online, call, or text us a photo. Whichever is easiest for you.