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Storm Damage Roofing

Name: FCH Roofing Pros
Telephone: (833) 748-3539

Storm damage can cause leaks, missing shingles, and structural issues requiring prompt inspection and repair. Our team addresses damage to metal, asphalt shingle, tile, and flat roofs with quality materials suited to your home or business.

We help prevent further damage by covering exposed areas and repairing wind, hail, and water damage. Proper inspection and repair extend your roof’s service life and protect your property’s value.

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Who uses it

Typical Storm Damage Roofing projects

Wind Damage Repair

Wind can lift shingles, damage flashing, and loosen tiles. We restore these areas to prevent leaks and structural damage, using materials like architectural shingles and metal panels to ensure lasting protection.

Hail Damage Fixes

Hail dents metal roofing and breaks tiles. Our repairs address impact damage to maintain roof integrity and extend service life, especially on metal and tile roofs exposed to frequent storms.

Roof Leak Repair

Storms cause leaks through damaged shingles or membranes. We locate and repair leaks promptly, including flat-roof membranes like TPO and EPDM, to protect your interior and prevent further water damage.

Emergency Roof Covering

After storm damage, we install tarps or temporary covers to stop water entry while arranging permanent repairs, minimizing further damage until restoration is complete and weather conditions improve safely and efficiently.

Materials

Materials that fit this job

We work with metal roofing, architectural and three-tab asphalt shingles, tile, and flat-roof membranes to repair storm damage effectively. These materials provide varying durability and service lives suited to each roof type.

Three-tab asphalt shingles

Typical service life:: about 15 to 18 years
Best for:: budget re-roofs on simple gable roofs, rental and starter homes, matching an existing three-tab roof

Architectural (dimensional) asphalt shingles

Typical service life:: about 24 to 30 years
Best for:: most full roof replacements, homes that want a thicker, shadow-line look, areas with stronger wind ratings

Metal roofing (standing seam and panels)

Typical service life:: about 40 to 70 years
Best for:: owners who want one roof for decades, snow, wind and wildfire-exposed sites, low-slope sections that shingles cannot cover

Clay and concrete tile

Typical service life:: concrete tile about 30 to 50 years; clay tile often more than 50 years
Best for:: Mediterranean and Southwest-style homes, hot, sunny climates, owners replacing an existing tile roof

Flat-roof membranes (TPO, EPDM, PVC)

Typical service life:: about 20 to 30 years, depending on the membrane and upkeep
Best for:: commercial and industrial buildings, flat additions, porches and garages, roofs with rooftop equipment

Insurance

Does insurance cover this work?

Storm damage roofing is often covered by homeowner policies. Follow the insurance claim path to document and repair damage efficiently.

Document the Damage
Photograph missing shingles, dented metal, broken tiles, and interior stains to support your insurance claim and ensure accurate damage assessment.
Prevent Further Damage
Cover open areas with tarps or catch leaks with buckets to protect your home while arranging inspections and repairs.
Call Your Insurer
Notify your insurance company promptly to start the claim process and schedule an adjuster visit to assess the storm damage and verify the scope of necessary repairs.
Get Inspection and Estimate
Have a professional roof inspection and repair estimate ready before the adjuster arrives to confirm the full scope of damage.

After a storm

✓ Stay off the roof; look from the ground and check the attic for daylight or wet insulation
✓ Photograph missing shingles, dented metal, cracked tiles, lifted flashing and any ceiling stains
✓ Cover an open area with a tarp or catch active drips with buckets
✓ Call a roofer for an inspection before you call the insurer, so the claim describes the real scope
✓ Keep receipts for tarps and emergency work

Simple process

How it works

Our storm damage roofing process ensures thorough assessment, effective repair, and compliance with local permit requirements.

Roof Inspection

We conduct a detailed roof inspection to identify all damage areas, including decking issues and hidden leaks under shingles or tiles.
Damage Repair

Repairs address missing or broken shingles, dented metal, cracked tiles, and membrane patches, restoring roof integrity and appearance while preventing further water intrusion or structural issues.
Permit and Inspection

For full roof replacements or re-roofs, we handle building permits and coordinate inspections as required by local authorities to ensure compliance with all regulations.

Why choose us

Why call FCH Roofing Pros

We provide clear communication, skilled repairs, and use materials matched to your roof type and local conditions.

Material Expertise

We install and repair various materials including metal, asphalt shingles, tile, and flat membranes to suit your roof’s needs.

Damage Assessment

Our thorough inspections identify visible and hidden damage to ensure repairs cover all affected areas and prevent future problems from overlooked issues.

Insurance Support

We guide you through the insurance claim process, helping document damage and prepare repair estimates to support a smooth and accurate claim experience.

Local Compliance

We manage permits and inspections required by local building departments for roofing work, ensuring all necessary approvals are obtained before and after the project.

Related services

Storm damage roofing often involves related services to fully restore your roof’s condition and prevent leaks.

Also covered under this service:

· Wind Damage Roof Repair

On the job

Storm Damage Roofing on site

FAQ

Storm Damage Roofing questions

How soon should I get storm damage inspected?

It is important to have your roof inspected promptly after a storm to identify damage early. This helps prevent leaks and further deterioration, especially with materials like asphalt shingles and metal roofs.

Will my insurance cover storm damage roofing repairs?

Homeowner policies often cover storm damage repairs. Following the insurance claim path, including documenting damage, getting a professional inspection, and meeting the adjuster, supports your claim and helps secure appropriate coverage.

Which roofing materials offer strong resistance to storm damage?

Metal roofing offers long service life and strong wind resistance. Architectural asphalt shingles provide better wind resistance than three-tab shingles. Tile roofs are heavy and durable but require proper framing.

Do I need a permit for storm damage roof repairs?

Small repairs are often exempt from permits. Full replacements or re-roofs usually require permits and inspections, which the contractor typically manages with the local building department to ensure compliance and proper documentation.

How do you temporarily cover a damaged roof?

To temporarily cover a damaged roof, first document the damage with photos from the ground and attic. Then, use a tarp to cover openings or divert leaks, securing it well to prevent further water intrusion. Keep receipts for any materials used. Avoid walking on the damaged roof to prevent injury or additional damage. Contact a roofer for a professional inspection before filing an insurance claim to ensure the damage is accurately assessed and repaired.

Will homeowners insurance cover roof repair?

Homeowners insurance may cover roof repair if damage results from a covered event like a storm. Document the damage with photos, stop further damage with tarps, and keep receipts. Contact your insurer promptly to report the loss and understand coverage and deductibles. A roof inspection and estimate help the adjuster assess the claim. Costs depend on roof size, pitch, material, tear-off needs, decking repairs, access, permits, and insurance terms. An accurate quote requires an inspection.

Schedule Your Roof Inspection

Contact us to arrange a professional inspection and repair estimate for your storm-damaged roof. Protect your home with expert care and reliable materials.

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