Severe storms can leave you damaged, disappointed, and feeling vulnerable. High winds, hail, and heavy rains can be downright scary but for many local residents, the aftermath is what really stings. Having to deal with insurance companies or ‘storm chasing’ contractors can often times be worse than anything Mother Nature had to offer.

The thing is, insurance restoration after a storm is mandatory. When your roof especially is suffering from missing or damaged materials, it can lead to water exposure that infiltrates the entire home. Soon your roof repair turns into insulation, drywall, and carpet replacement as well. This holds true for siding, gutters, and other exterior restoration projects as well – they were able to bear the brunt of the first storm, but find themselves exposed after the fact.

We have handled 1000s of roofing claims over the years right here in the Midwest. Wind damage, hail damage, and even roofs that have become compromised due to snow and ice buildup are all part of our construction portfolio. We are a trusted local company and stand by our work 100%. Instead of disappearing after the work, we offer industry leading warranties in the areas of:

Roofing

Shingles are very vulnerable to high winds/hail and will even fade and disintegrate over time from UV rays. Commercial roofing and low slope roofs will also fall prey to water pooling and similar damage. There are pros and cons to new roofing material types, contact us for more information about your options.

Hail Restoration

Roofing, gutters, and siding that have experienced hail damage are prone to develop holes, start oxidizing, and eventually allow for water access that will rot your wood, stain your drywall, and damage your carpet. We specialize in the replacement of hail damaged items or repairs where available.

Insurance

Adjusters have been known to claim damage was from normal wear and tear instead of the storm as well as employ many other deceitful practices that will lower your monetary compensation. They’re less likely to do that with a construction contractor present.