Atlanta Storm Damage Experts

In most cases, a single weather-related claim for hail or wind doesn't cause a significant rate increase. These are acts of nature, and most policies treat them differently than at-fault claims. We recommend asking your agent before filing, and we can help you decide if it makes sense.

You usually can't see it from the ground. We look for granule loss, bruising in the shingle mat, cracked shingles, and dents on gutters, downspouts, and vents. If a storm passed through your area, there's a good chance something took a hit.

Call us first. Let us inspect the roof and confirm the damage warrants a claim. Filing a claim for minimal damage that doesn't meet your deductible wastes time and stays on your record. We'll be straight with you about what we find.

We handle supplements regularly. If the settlement doesn't cover the actual scope of work, we document the gap and work with the adjuster to revise it. Having a contractor who knows this process makes a real difference in the outcome.

Yes. Most Georgia insurance policies give you one to two years from the storm date. If you've had a major storm recently and haven't gotten an inspection, schedule one before that window closes.

Your deductible is your responsibility. Any contractor who offers to waive it is likely committing insurance fraud. We offer in-house financing with 0% interest for the first year if the deductible is a stretch.