Storm Damage Repair & Roof Replacement
We respond fast — 24/7, including nights and weekends
Wind, hail, or a tree through the roof. We get the opening covered today, document the damage for your claim, and rebuild the roof and envelope properly.
Live answer 24/7. Crews dispatched same day across the Triad, Charlotte metro and southern Virginia.
Roof open or water coming in? Do this now.
- 1Stay out of any room with a sagging or bulging ceiling — that's trapped water.
- 2Move belongings clear and put buckets under active drips.
- 3Do not get on the roof. Wet, storm-damaged decking gives way without warning.
- 4Photograph the damage from the ground and inside, plus any debris in the yard.
- 5Note the date of the storm — carriers ask for it and it anchors the claim.
- 6Call 336-892-8181 for emergency tarping. We cover openings same day where conditions allow.
Downed power lines or a structural collapse: leave the house, call 911 first, then call us.
Live answer 24/7 — call or text, whichever is faster for you.
What storm response covers
- Emergency tarping of open roof sections and board-up of broken windows and doors
- Water extraction and drying for interior damage that came in with the storm
- Full roof inspection — plane by plane, photographed, with hail and wind indicators documented
- Assessment of the whole envelope: siding, gutters, soffit, fascia, windows and vents
- Complete roof replacement — tear-off, decking repair, underlayment, ice and water at valleys and eaves, new flashing, shingles and ridge ventilation
- Gutter, siding and trim replacement to match the rest of the exterior
- Interior repairs: ceilings, drywall, insulation, paint and flooring
- Documentation package built for your adjuster from the first visit forward
Assessment and replacement process
Tarping happens immediately. Replacement is typically scheduled within one to three weeks once the claim is settled, and most residential roofs are torn off and reinstalled in a day or two.
- 1Emergency call: we tarp openings and stop active water intrusion.
- 2Full inspection with plane-by-plane photos and a written damage summary.
- 3Claim filing support — we meet your adjuster on the roof and walk the damage with them.
- 4Scope and materials: shingle line, color and any upgrades confirmed with you.
- 5Tear-off and decking inspection — rotted or delaminated sheathing is replaced before anything goes back down.
- 6Install: underlayment, ice and water shield, flashing, shingles, ventilation. Magnet sweep of the property and final inspection with you.
Why homeowners call us after a storm
Local, not a storm chaser
Tarped today
Roof and everything under it
Insurance claim assistance
Storm work is almost always a claim, and the outcome depends on how well the damage was documented before anything was touched. We inspect and photograph first, meet your adjuster on site, and make sure the scope reflects what's actually on the roof. We're a contractor, not a public adjuster — we don't negotiate your claim for you, but we do supply the evidence and speak the same technical language your carrier does.
- Documented, plane-by-plane photo evidence before any repair work begins
- We meet your adjuster on site and walk the roof together
- Emergency tarping documented separately as mitigation
- Supplements filed with photo backing when hidden damage shows up at tear-off
- Your deductible is your responsibility — we won't waive or absorb it, and any contractor who offers to should worry you
FAQs about this service
Do you tarp before the insurance company approves anything?
Yes. Emergency tarping and board-up are mitigation, not repair, and policies generally expect you to prevent further damage rather than wait. We tarp first, document it, and it gets handled as part of the claim.
How do I know if hail or wind actually damaged my roof?
From the ground you usually can't. The signs that matter are granule loss in the gutters, bruised or fractured mats you can only feel by hand, creased tabs from wind uplift, and damaged soft metals — vents, flashing, gutter aprons — which are the easiest confirmation of a hail event. We inspect and photograph the whole roof plane by plane and tell you plainly whether there's a claim or not.
Can you replace just the damaged section?
Sometimes, but less often than homeowners hope. Partial repairs work on a young roof with an isolated wind loss and available matching shingles. On an older roof, or after widespread hail, a patch won't match in color and won't seal cleanly to weathered shingles — and many carriers will pay for a full slope or full replacement when a matching repair isn't achievable.
Other restoration services
Water Mitigation
Mold Remediation
Exterior Siding
Storm damage? Get it covered today.
Call 336-892-8181 for emergency tarping and a documented roof assessment. Serving the Triad, Charlotte metro and southern Virginia.