Get a clearer picture after the weather clears.
When a storm passes through, you do not need to climb onto the roof to start the conversation. Describe what you can see from a safe place.
Plan an inspection
When to ask for a closer look.
- Shingles or other roof material on the ground
- New water marks inside your home
- A visible change near a roof edge or vent
What the inspection covers.
An inspection documents visible roof conditions and areas that need closer attention. The repair recommendation follows the findings rather than an assumption about the whole roof.
What you can share.
Note when the storm occurred and where you saw a change. Keep any ground-level photos that help show the concern.
Before you decide.
Ask for the findings and proposed work in writing. Your insurer determines coverage under your policy.