Proof, Not Guesses
We look for impact signatures, granule displacement, and "soft metal" collateral on vents and gutters to confirm hail size and intensity.
We document lifted seals, creased shingles, and mechanical fasteners that have been compromised by high-velocity North Fulton winds.
The Inspection Process
1. Perimeter Walk
Identifying collateral damage on the ground level (gutters, screens, siding) that supports the storm event timeline.
2. High-Point Review
Facet-by-facet photo documentation of the roof system, including ridgelines, valleys, and flashing components.
3. Damage Summary
A claim-ready report detailing storm signatures, categorized by hail impact or wind displacement.
Storm Damage FAQ
What counts as storm damage on a roof?
It typically includes hail impacts (bruised shingles), wind-related damage (creased or missing shingles), and damage to components like vents and flashing. We look for specific "storm signatures" that adjusters require.
Should I file a claim before the inspection?
Usually, it is better to inspect first. This ensures you have documented proof of damage before involving your carrier, reducing the risk of a "no-damage" claim on your history.
How long does a storm inspection take?
Most Roswell inspections take 45–90 minutes. We provide a full summary of findings and recommended next steps immediately following the walk.
Need a Professional Storm Evaluation?
Don't wait for a leak to find out the storm caused damage. Get it documented the right way.
