Concept site by Gelding Marketing. A made-up business, designed to show what's possible.
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Storm damage? Start here.

Tick what you can see from the ground and from inside. The list tells you what to do next, and how fast.

Hard rain bouncing off a dark shingle roof

Stay off a wet roof. Look from the ground or a window.

Photos with the date showing help later.

Water coming in? Call 555-0147 Start the checklist

What can you see?

Tick everything that fits. The panel changes as you go: from "keep an eye on it" to "call now".

Inside the house
Outside, from the ground

What storm damage looks like

Five things to look for from the street. Example photos from other houses, not our jobs.

A grey shingle roof with patches of shingles torn away by wind
Shingles torn off by wind
Close view of cracked and creased asphalt shingles
Cracked, creased shingles
A fallen tree lying across the roof and dormer of a two-storey house
A tree on the roof
A house on a corner with a blue tarp over part of its roof after a hurricane
Tarped until the repair
Thick icicles hanging from a gutter along the eave of a house
Ice at the gutter edge

Seen one of these?

Photograph it from the ground, with the date, before anything is moved. Then tick it in the list above.

Back to the checklist

After you call

  1. We pick up

    And ask what you ticked, where the water is, and whether anyone is at risk.

  2. We cover it

    Anything open gets tarped and weighted, the same day when the weather lets us.

  3. We look properly

    Every slope, the flashing and the attic, with photos you keep.

  4. You get a price

    Written down, repair or replace, before any work starts.

How a made-up company would handle it: a sample process, not a promise.

Not sure what you're looking at?

Send us a message with what you ticked. A roofer reads it, not a call centre (on a real site).

Ask for an inspection