Storm Damage Roof Restoration

Hail bruises shingles without breaking them open and wind creases them without tearing them off, which is why most storm damage is invisible from the yard and shows up as a leak a year or two later. Restoration starts with proving what is actually up there.

What we do after a storm

• Document it properly. Every slope photographed, plus the soft metals (gutters, vents, screens, AC fins) that record hail size and prove the storm was strong enough to matter.
• Give you a straight answer. If the damage is age rather than weather, we say so, because a denied claim still lands on your record.
• Support the claim with evidence. We have a licensed insurance adjuster on staff and we attend the carrier's inspection with you.
• Handle the supplement when tear-off reveals damage the original estimate missed.
• Restore the roof, usually in a single day, and finish the paperwork that releases your final payment.

Hail damage versus wind damage

They leave different fingerprints and get scoped differently. Hail shows as bruising and granule loss with collateral dents on soft metal. Wind shows as creased tabs, broken seal bonds, and missing shingles concentrated on the windward slopes. Our comparison guide covers both, and our hail claim walkthrough is the step-by-step.

Timing matters more than people think

Policies require prompt notice and often limit storm claims to a period measured from the date of loss. Waiting for a leak usually means waiting past the window. If a storm crossed your area this season, an inspection now either starts a claim or gives you dated photographs proving the roof was fine.

We provide this service across the North Atlanta metro and the North Georgia foothills, including Roswell, Marietta, Alpharetta, Acworth, Kennesaw, Woodstock, and ten more cities.