Our trained in house crews specialize in identifying and repairing storm damage from hail, high winds, and missing or lifted shingles. We work directly with your insurance carrier, help document the damage, and meet with your adjuster to make sure nothing is overlooked. Every storm repair is handled with clear communication, careful documentation, and a focus on restoring your roof the right way.
Michigan storms can cause damage that isn’t always visible from the ground. Here are the most common issues we find during a storm inspection.
Missing or Lifted Shingles
Strong winds can break the shingle seal and lift or remove shingles, exposing underlayment and allowing water to penetrate.
Hail Bruising
Hail impacts can bruise the shingle mat and dislodge granules, reducing protection and shortening the roof’s lifespan even when leaks aren’t visible.
Damaged Ridge Cap
Storms often crack ridge caps, break shingles, or open flashing around chimneys and walls, all of which create pathways for water intrusion.
Tree Impact
Branches striking the roof can puncture shingles or weaken decking, causing hidden structural issues that worsen with each rainstorm.
Dented Gutters
Dents on gutters are a strong indicator of hail damage, showing where hailstones struck with enough force to affect not only the gutter system but potentially your roof.
Dented Vents
Dents or dimples on metal box vents are a common sign of hail impact, showing where stones struck the surface. When chalked, the dents become visible.
A quality roof is more than shingles. We address these key components with every roof replacement.
01
Roof Inspection
We inspect your roof with a combination of drone photos and on-roof evaluation, capturing clear images of shingles, vents, flashing, and any impact areas so you can see exactly what we see.
02
We Present Options
We review the photos with you, explain what qualifies as storm damage, and give honest guidance on whether filing an insurance claim makes sense or if a straightforward replacement quote is the better route.
03
Home Protection
While we work with your insurance company and plan your roof replacement, we install emergency tarping or make temporary repairs to prevent further water intrusion and protect your home immediately.
Should I File an Insurance Claim?
Filing a claim depends on your insurance company, your deductible, damage type, amount, and location of the damage.
Your deductible is higher than what will be covered
Shingles are simply aging or worn
Issues are related to previous repairs
There is isolated deterioration not caused by a storm
We Always Put You First
Why Choose Roofing Army After a Storm
We know storm damage can be stressful with confusing insurance terms, aggressive contractors, and uncertainty about what to do next. Roofing Army never asks for any deposits up front because trust should be earned first. You only pay when the job is complete and you are completely satisfied with the work.
Roofing Army is locally and family owned here in Michigan. We are not a storm chasing crew, not an out of state contractor, and not a company that disappears once the storms are gone. We live here, we work here, and we stand behind every roof we install.
No Deposits Required
Family Owned & Operated
We Back Our Work
Insurance can cover storm damage when the damage is sudden and caused by a qualifying weather event such as strong wind, hail, or falling debris. Coverage depends on the type and amount of damage and on the findings during the adjuster inspection.
If the claim is not approved or only part of the roof is covered, we review replacement & repair options with you based on what you can afford out of pocket.
Yes. If your roof is leaking or exposed, we can secure the home with professional tarping or temporary repairs to prevent further damage while the claim or replacement is being finalized.
Yes. We can meet the adjuster during their inspection and provide photos and documentation so nothing is missed.
Weather related claims are usually rated by your area, not by you as an individual homeowner. This means a single storm claim typically does not raise your personal premium.
Most insurance companies allow anywhere from several months to one year to file a storm claim, but the exact time frame depends on your policy. It is always better to start the process as soon as possible so the damage can be documented while it is still fresh.
