Losses we handle
Storm, Wind & Hail Damage Claims
Roof, siding, window, and interior damage from wind, hail, fallen trees, and severe weather.
Storm damage is easy to miss from the ground and easy for an insurance company to minimize. Bruised shingles, lifted tabs, dented gutters, and cracked siding can all lead to leaks and larger problems later.
We review your photos, your roofer's or contractor's findings, and the insurer's estimate side by side, and argue for repairs that actually restore your home, including matching materials when a patch will not do.
Where claims go wrong: Hail and wind damage is often called "pre-existing" or "cosmetic," and repairs are limited to spot patches.
Common situations
- Hail damage to roofs, siding, gutters, and windows
- Wind damage and missing shingles
- Trees and limbs falling on the home
- Water intrusion after a storm
- Damaged fences, sheds, and detached structures
Where insurers push back
- Damage called "wear and tear" or "pre-existing"
- Repairs limited to a few shingles instead of a full slope or roof
- Matching siding or roofing not addressed
- Interior water damage separated from the storm claim
- Low pricing for labor and materials in your area
What we review
- Photos and contractor findings for the roof and exterior
- Storm date and weather data supporting the date of loss
- Repair vs. replacement and matching arguments
- Interior damage, tree removal, and other structures
Other losses we handle
Before you accept the insurance company’s decision, get a second look.
A denial or a low estimate is not always the final word. Send us the details and we will let you know whether we can help, at no cost to you.