You may have roof damage.
Don’t pay for a roof you might not have to.
Free roof inspection inside 24 hours. We document the damage, file the claim, and meet your adjuster on-site — so the only check you write is your deductible.
Wind, hail, water — three different claims.
The damage tells us what kind of claim you’ve got. The free inspection tells you which one yours is — in writing, with photos, no upsell.
& Structural
& Impact
& Flooding
Gusts over 50 mph. Shingles lift, flashing pulls.
Visual roof inspection, wind-zone documentation, and full restoration with upgraded fasteners. Typically a covered claim under your homeowners policy.
Quarter-sized hail. Bruised mat, granule loss.
Test squares chalked on the roof and walls, adjuster meeting on-site, replacement to current building code — not “patched to match.”
Standing water or leaks. Decking, soffit, ceiling.
Emergency dry-in within 24 hours, then full scope including interior repair, soffit, and gutter replacement as the claim allows.
What’s covered. What we document. What you do.
Most homeowners we work with have never filed a roof claim. Here’s the three-column breakdown — insurance, us, you — in plain English.
What insurance covers
The lines in your policy, translated.
- Wind damage
- Almost always
- Hail damage
- Almost always
- Wear & tear
- Never
- Old shingles
- Depends
What we document
Every piece of evidence your adjuster needs.
- Drone aerials
- 4K photos
- Test squares
- Chalked, dated
- Slope & pitch
- Measured
- Damage report
- Inside 48 hrs
What you do
Four steps, none of them paperwork.
- Call us
- 301-760-6941
- Sign the COA
- One page
- Be home for adjuster
- ~1 hour
- Pick shingle
- 3 options
From storm call to sealed roof.
Most homeowners we work with have never filed a roof claim. That’s fine — we have, 200+ times.
Three storm claims, three sealed roofs.
Before
After
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AfterStorm claims, plainly answered.
Does insurance cover storm damage?
In most cases, yes. Homeowners insurance typically covers storm damage caused by wind, hail, and falling trees. We inspect your roof, document all damage with photos, and work directly with your insurance company to file the claim and maximize your coverage.
How fast can you come out?
We respond within 24 hours for storm damage inspections. Most cases get a same-day or next-morning slot. During major storm events we prioritize by severity.
Do I need to pay upfront?
No. For insurance-covered storm repairs you typically only pay your deductible. We handle the rest directly with your insurance company. There is no upfront cost for the inspection or claim filing.
What if I’m not sure there’s damage?
That’s exactly what our free inspection is for. Storm damage is often invisible from the ground. We climb up, inspect every inch, and give you an honest assessment. If there is no damage, we tell you. No pressure.
How long does a storm repair take?
Most storm repairs are completed in 1–3 days, depending on extent and material availability. Full storm replacements typically take 1–5 days. We provide a specific timeline once the insurance claim approves.
What areas in Maryland do you serve?
Howard, Prince George’s, Anne Arundel, and Montgomery counties. Columbia, Bowie, Ellicott City, Silver Spring, Laurel, Crofton, Odenton, and surrounding communities. Same-week scheduling across Central Maryland.
Every day without repair makes it worse.
Water gets in. Insurance windows close. The inspection is free — the longer you wait, the more it costs to put back.
MHIC #157199 · Licensed & Insured · 24-Hour Response