Storm Damage Repair

24/7 Emergency Storm Response

When severe weather strikes, you need a roofing contractor who responds fast. Our emergency team is available around the clock to secure your property and prevent further damage. We’ll tarp your roof, document the damage, and start the insurance process immediately.

With over 500 storm damage claims handled, we know exactly how to work with insurance companies to get your roof fully covered. Most homeowners pay only their deductible for a complete roof replacement.

Types of Storm Damage We Handle

• Hail Damage – Bruised shingles, granule loss, and hidden damage that compromises your roof
• Wind Damage – Lifted, torn, or missing shingles from high winds
• Fallen Trees & Debris – Emergency removal and roof repair or replacement
• Water Damage – Leak repair and prevention of mold and structural damage

Our Insurance Claim Process

We handle the insurance process from start to finish. Our detailed damage documentation helps maximize your claim approval. We meet with adjusters, provide manufacturer specifications, and ensure nothing is overlooked.

97% Claim Approval Rate – Our experience and thorough documentation mean your claim gets approved.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will filing a storm damage claim raise my insurance rates?

In Georgia, insurance companies cannot raise rates or cancel policies solely for weather-related claims. Storm damage claims are considered “Acts of God” and typically don’t count against you the way an at-fault claim might.

How do I know if I have storm damage?

Signs include dented gutters, missing or damaged shingles, granules in downspouts, and dents on outdoor AC units or mailboxes. However, much storm damage is invisible from the ground. We offer free inspections to properly assess your roof.

How long do I have to file an insurance claim?

Most Georgia homeowner policies require claims to be filed within 1-2 years of the damage occurring. However, we recommend filing as soon as possible after a storm while evidence is fresh and damage hasn’t worsened.

Do I have to use the contractor my insurance company recommends?

No! You have the right to choose your own contractor. Insurance companies may suggest contractors, but you’re not obligated to use them. As your contractor, we advocate for YOUR best interests, not the insurance company’s.

What if my claim gets denied?

We’ll review the denial with you and can help file an appeal with additional documentation. Our 97% approval rate means we rarely see denials, but when they happen, we fight for our customers.