Answer 4 questions about your roof damage — get a personalized action plan, cost vs. deductible analysis, and a draft letter to your insurer.
Step 1 of 4
Where is your home?
Enter your city so we can check NOAA storm records and personalize your plan. We do not store your information.
Step 2 of 4
What damage did you notice?
Select all that apply. Each type affects your documentation priorities and claim approach.
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Missing Shingles
Lifted, cracked, or gone
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Leaks / Water Intrusion
Ceiling stains, dripping
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Dents on Metal / Gutters
Hail impacts on flashing
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Granules in Gutters
Shingle granule loss
Step 3 of 4
What is your deductible?
Your deductible is subtracted from the insurer's payout. We'll show you whether the claim is likely to be financially worthwhile based on typical replacement costs of $7,000–$15,500 for a 2,000 sq ft asphalt roof.
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Find this on your declarations page. If you have a wind/hail deductible (common in storm-prone states), use that amount.
Step 4 of 4
What have you done so far?
Check all that you have already completed. Your action plan will focus on what still needs doing.
Photos and video takenDocumented damage before any cleanup or repairs
Insurer notifiedCalled or emailed your insurance company to open a claim
Your Personalized Claim Plan
Financial consideration:
🌪 NOAA Storm Events Near
Source: NOAA SPC hail reports (preliminary data — not final). Used for documentation reference only.
Date
Hail Size (in)
Location
Distance (mi)
🌪 Storm Records
No NOAA hail reports found near in our database for the past year. Your claim is still valid — storm records are one piece of evidence, not the only one. Check hail history →
💲 Cost vs. Deductible Analysis
✅ Your 7-Step Action Plan
📝 Draft Insurer Notification Letter
Find a Contractor Who Works With Insurance Claims
Our local contractors have experience with insurance-covered roof repairs and can guide you through the claims process. One contractor contacts you — not five.
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