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Was your roof in the storm’s path?
Enter your ZIP code. We check NOAA hail and wind reports for your area, and if a storm crossed it, we’ll connect you with a licensed local roofer for a free inspection.
- Licensed & insured contractors
- Free inspection
- No obligation
- Takes about a minute
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Source: NOAA / National Weather Service storm reports.
Request your free inspection
Tell us where to send a roofer. A licensed contractor in your area will call to schedule a free inspection.
You’re all set.
A licensed roofer in your area will call shortly to schedule your free inspection.
No recent storm activity in
Your area doesn’t show recent storm activity in NOAA hail or wind reports. There’s nothing to inspect yet. Want us to notify you if that changes?
How it works
- Check your ZIP We match your area against NOAA hail and wind reports from the last few days.
- Tell us about your roof A few questions, so the right contractor is the one who calls.
- Get a free inspection A licensed local roofer inspects your roof at no cost to you.
Why it’s worth checking now
Hail and wind damage is often invisible from the ground. Bruised shingles, granule loss and cracked seals can go unnoticed until the next heavy rain, and by then the damage looks like age rather than a storm.
Most homeowners policies also limit how long you have to report storm damage after it happens. An inspection now documents the condition of your roof while the storm date is still recent.