Storm Damage
After high wind or a hurricane, get the roof looked at up close — before the next storm finds the weak spot.
The work
What storm damage covers
Wind damage is easy to miss from the driveway. A tile can crack without moving, a shingle can lift and reseal crooked, and flashing can pull loose enough to let water in weeks later. An inspection after a storm tells you what changed while it is still a repair, not a replacement.
- Post-storm roof inspection
- Wind-lifted or missing shingles and tile
- Damaged flashing, vents and edge metal
- Debris and impact damage
- Leak repair after heavy rain
- A clear answer: repair now, or plan a replacement
Signs to watch for
When to call about storm damage
- Shingles or tile on the ground
- New stains after heavy rain
- Bent gutters or edge metal
Our work
From the Roof Revolution page
More services
The rest of what we do
Roof Repair
Leaks, slipped or cracked tiles, lifted shingles and failed flashing — found at the source and fixed.
Learn more →Roof Replacement
When repairs stop making sense: a full re-roof in tile, shingle, metal or flat systems.
Learn more →New Construction
Roof systems for new homes and additions, built to the plans and coordinated with the build.
Learn more →Don’t let the next storm find the weak spot.
Book a free roof inspection and know exactly where your roof stands.