Storm roof repair from a local roofer
High wind lifts shingles, tears flashing and throws debris. Call and we'll connect you with a roofer who can inspect the roof and repair it.
What storms do to roofs
- Lifted or creased shingles that no longer seal and later leak.
- Missing shingles and ridge caps after strong gusts.
- Torn or bent flashing at walls, valleys and vents.
- Punctures from limbs and flying debris.
Some of this can't be seen from the ground. A roofer checks the whole roof, not just the obvious spots.
After the storm passes
- Look at the roof from the ground and photograph anything missing or out of place.
- Check the attic and ceilings for new stains.
- Stay off the roof.
- Call a roofer early; demand jumps after big storms.
Watch out for storm chasers
After big storms, out-of-town crews knock on doors. Take your time, ask for a local address and references, get the scope of work in writing, and don't sign anything on the doorstep.
How it works
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Call (855) 635-9281
Tell us what's going on with your roof and your ZIP code.
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We connect you
Your call goes straight to an independent roofing company that serves your area.
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You decide
Talk it through with the roofer and choose whether to go ahead. No obligation.
FAQ
Storm Roof Repair: common questions
How soon after a storm should the roof be checked?
As soon as it's safe. Small openings let water in with the next rain.
Can storm-hit shingles be repaired, or does the roof need replacing?
It depends on how widespread the problem is. Scattered missing shingles are usually repaired; widespread creasing may mean a re-roof.