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After hail and high wind

Storm Damage Roof Repair Across Decatur

We climb up after the weather passes, find what the storm really did and repair exactly that.

Storm cell over a rural highway and wind turbines

What a Storm Leaves Behind

The morning after a hailstorm, a lot of Decatur streets look the same as they did the day before. The leaves are a little thinner and a few twigs are on the sidewalk, but the roofs seem fine. Up close it can be a different story. Hail knocks the protective granules off shingles, leaving dark bruises that soften and crack over time. Wind slips under the edge of a row, bends the tabs upward and breaks the seal that held them flat, so the next rain can blow underneath. Vents and gutters pick up dents that tell you the size and direction of the hail. When we inspect after a storm, we walk each slope, check the soft metals and look in the attic for fresh staining, photographing all of it. Then comes the honest part. If the storm cost you a dozen shingles and a vent cap, that is what we quote. If the damage spreads across the roof, we explain your options, including an insurance claim. Branch strikes happen less often, yet when one has split shingles or poked through the wood, it gets photographed and mended along with the rest.

What a Storm Check Includes

We look for the obvious damage and the quiet kind.

  • Hail bruising

    Soft, darkened spots where granules were knocked away.

  • Wind-creased tabs

    Shingles bent back and no longer sealed to the row below.

  • Torn or missing pieces

    Shingles, ridge caps and edge metal pulled loose.

  • Pocked metal

    Hail dimples on vent caps, gutter lips and edge trim.

  • Attic staining

    Fresh water marks on decking and rafters.

  • Limb damage

    Less frequent, but cracked shingles and punctures from branches.

  • Photo record

    Every finding captured for your files or a possible claim.

From Storm Morning to Sound Roof

  1. Look closely

    A daylight inspection of every slope, the metals and the attic.

  2. Talk it through

    We show you the pictures and recommend a repair, a claim or no action.

  3. Set it right

    Damaged pieces replaced and sealed, metal fixed, yard swept clean.

Storm Help That Starts With Honesty

  • The right size of fix

    Minor damage gets a minor repair, not a full roof.

  • Evidence first

    Photographs are taken before anything is touched.

  • Careful hands

    Storm-weakened shingles are handled gently while we work.

  • Every slope photographed
  • Metal and attic checked
  • Honest scope
  • Clean finish

Did the Last Storm Leave a Mark?

A quick daylight look can catch damage before it becomes a leak. We will show you exactly what changed up there.