Wind, hail, and fallen limbs do damage that’s easy to miss from the ground. iRoofer inspects, tarps when a roof is open to weather, and documents what we find so you can decide on repair — and insurance steps if they apply. Family-owned in Dallas since 2019. Licensed, bonded, insured. CertainTeed Storm Restoration Specialist (GA) when that path fits. Owens Corning Preferred on permanent systems when selected.
Free post-storm inspection with photo documentation
Same-day emergency tarping for open roofs when access is safe
Adjuster meet + claim supplements when the scope is short — no guaranteed approvals
Repair or full replacement once you choose the permanent path
Inspect → photo documentation → emergency tarp if needed → written scope → repair vs replace → complete + cleanup. You should not climb the roof.
On-roof hail/wind mapping, soft-metal checks, and attic look when accessible. You get a plain-English report.
Active leaks get temporary protection first so interior damage stops while the claim or repair plan moves.
We walk the roof with your carrier, explain findings, and push supplements when line items were missed — approvals still depend on your policy.
Once the scope is clear, the same crew that documented the storm installs the fix — not a random sub who never saw the damage.
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What we look for after wind and hail
Lifted or creased shingles, bruised mats, missing tabs, ridge caps out of line, punctures from limbs, and flashing that pulled at chimneys, walls, and boots. Interior clues — new ceiling rings, damp insulation — help confirm the path. We photograph what we find so you’re not relying on memory when the adjuster arrives. We don’t invent storm frequency charts.
Temporary protection vs permanent repair
If the deck is open or water is pouring, temporary tarp or covering comes first when access is safe. Permanent storm damage roof repair follows a written scope: replace damaged shingles, rebuild flashing, or discuss replacement when bruising is widespread or the roof was already near end of life. We won’t pretend a handful of bruised shingles always means a full tear-off — and we won’t ignore a slope that’s cooked.
When it’s not storm damage
Age, poor original flashing, and deferred maintenance can look dramatic after a rain without being a covered weather event. We’ll say so. Honest scoping protects you from filing a claim that only raises friction. Questions go to (470) 236-1410 — real replies, not a ticket black hole. Contact: https://iroofercontractors.com/contact/.
Soon. Evidence weathers off, and some policies have timing expectations. Same-week inspections are typical after a local storm cell. Call (470) 236-1410.
Carriers vary. We document facts; you decide whether to file. We never file without your go-ahead and we don’t invent rate predictions.
That is common. We review the estimate line by line and supplement for missed damage, code-required items, and matching when justified — without promising outcomes.
Storm inspections for homeowners in our service area are free. Tarping for active leaks is quoted clearly if needed.
Often yes when the deck is open or water is pouring and access is safe. Permanent repair follows a written scope.
