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When crews are available, we tarp the same day across the Huntsville metro and a 40-mile radius. During a major weather event, we triage by severity: active leaks first, then visible damage, then post-storm inspections.
Most North Alabama homeowners policies cover wind and hail damage under the dwelling portion of the policy, less your deductible. We do not negotiate with your carrier, but we give you the photo-documented report and line-item estimate they need to process a claim.
Yes. In most cases, we meet the adjuster on-site to walk the roof together, share our photos, and answer technical questions about scope and code. We do not speak on your behalf - you are the policyholder - but we make sure the technical side is covered.
If a storm just rolled through Madison County or Limestone County, the first 24 hours matter. A missing patch of shingles or a creased shingle that looks "fine from the driveway" can let water into the deck, insulation, and drywall overnight. We triage storm calls the same day, document every slope with photos, and put your roof back together before the next round of weather arrives.
Schedule Free InspectionAfter a thunderstorm, hail event, or windstorm (we see 50+ mph gusts in Madison County every spring), look for: missing or creased shingles on slopes and rakes, granules washed into gutters or downspouts, dented soft metals (vents, flashing, chimney caps, gutter tops), soft or spongy spots on the decking, water staining on ceilings or in the attic, and damaged chimney, pipe boot, or valley flashing. From the ground, storm damage often looks minor. From the roof, after a photo-documented inspection, the same roof can show dozens of bruised shingles and soft metal hits that meet the threshold for a covered claim under most North Alabama homeowners policies.
Wind damage usually shows as missing or creased shingles, lifted flashing, and debris impacts. Hail damage is harder to see - it shows as soft dimples (like a bruised apple), granule loss exposing the asphalt mat, and cracked or broken shingles on older roofs. Hail rarely damages one slope evenly; it depends on wind speed, hail size, hail density, and the angle of the roof. We walk every slope, photograph soft metal hits as a baseline, and document bruising that an adjuster can verify on a re-inspection.
Call our storm line and we answer. Triage happens on the phone: active leak, visible damage, or just want a check. If tarping is needed we dispatch a crew the same day when we have availability, and we always call back within 30 minutes during a storm event. Our photo-documented inspection report - slope by slope, soft metals, attic moisture readings - goes to you in PDF the next business day. If the damage is insurance-eligible, you hand that report (and our line-item estimate) to your carrier. You do not need to wait for an adjuster to see the damage - you have your own documentation first.
We do: emergency tarping, leak containment, photo-documented inspections, slope-by-slope repair estimates, full repair (matching architectural shingles where possible), and full replacement when the scope calls for it. We do not: negotiate with your insurance carrier, act as a public adjuster, or accept payment directly from your carrier. We document. We answer technical questions from your adjuster. We meet on-site if a re-inspection is needed. The decision to file, the claim number, and the settlement are between you and your carrier.
Not every storm-damaged roof needs a full replacement. If the damage is localized to one slope and the rest of the roof is in good condition with service life left, a repair matched to your existing shingle is the right call. If the damage is broad, the roof is past mid-life, or the shingle has been discontinued, a full replacement is usually the carrier-approved path. We give you both options in writing with photos, and we explain why we recommend what we recommend. You decide the scope, we execute the scope.
Spring (March to May) brings the most hail events - usually pea to marble size, occasionally golf ball. Summer thunderstorms produce 50 to 70 mph straight-line winds that lift and crease shingles. Fall brings the remnants of tropical systems with sustained wind and rain over 24 to 48 hours. Winter ice storms are less common but cause damage to gutters, flashing, and eaves. Across all four seasons, the pattern is the same: 1 in 4 homes within a hail swath has damage an adjuster will cover. Most homeowners never file because they never get the documentation.
Use this in the first hour after a storm. If you are mid-storm or actively leaking, jump to step 4 and call our 24/7 line.
Still have a question? Schedule a free roof inspection and we'll answer it on-site with photos.
Book Free InspectionWhen crews are available, we tarp the same day across the Huntsville metro and a 40-mile radius. During a major weather event, we triage by severity: active leaks first, then visible damage, then post-storm inspections.
Most North Alabama homeowners policies cover wind and hail damage under the dwelling portion of the policy, less your deductible. We do not negotiate with your carrier, but we give you the photo-documented report and line-item estimate they need to process a claim.
Yes. In most cases, we meet the adjuster on-site to walk the roof together, share our photos, and answer technical questions about scope and code. We do not speak on your behalf - you are the policyholder - but we make sure the technical side is covered.
That depends on your policy. Most carriers want notice within 30 to 60 days of the storm. The sooner you call us, the sooner we document, and the sooner you have a clean file with your carrier.
Sometimes. We work with manufacturers to find the closest available match. If an exact match is not possible, we document the difference in the estimate and explain it to you and your carrier in plain English.
We will tell you honestly. If the damage is real but the cost is under your deductible, a repair is usually cheaper than filing a claim. If the damage is broad and a future storm could push it over, we explain that too. No pressure, no upsell.
Yes. Our storm line is 24/7. Active leak calls after hours and on weekends are answered by a real person, not a recording.
We cannot speak to carrier policy. In our experience, a legitimate storm claim is different from a maintenance claim. Your carrier also cannot drop you mid-policy for a covered peril in most states. If you are worried, we can document the damage first and you decide whether to file.
If there are downed power lines, call 911 first. Then call us. We coordinate with local tree services to remove the tree safely before we tarp or repair.
Yes. We have a pre-qualification form on the Financing page. If insurance is involved, most homeowners wait for the carrier settlement, but we can bridge the gap if needed.
Free photo-documented inspection. Same-day tarp when crews are available. 24/7 storm line across the Huntsville metro.