Storm damage, documented
Storm Damage Roof Repair in Berkeley Lake, GA
A careful record of what the storm affected, and a written scope that shows exactly what repairing it involves.
Turning Storm Damage Into a Clear Scope of Work
The value of a storm assessment lies in its precision. A homeowner who knows exactly which slopes were struck, which components were dented and which shingles lost their seal is far better placed to decide on repairs and to support a claim than one working from a general impression. Hail on asphalt shingles usually shows as scattered bruises where the surface granules have been knocked away and the mat has fractured, concentrated on the slopes that faced the weather, and it leaves telltale dents in vent caps, flashing, edge metal and gutters that reveal the size of the stones and their direction of travel. Wind leaves a different signature: folded shingles, released adhesive strips and missing tabs grouped along rakes, eaves and ridges. Falling limbs are less common, though when one has landed the decking beneath it is checked for cracks or punctures. We record every finding against its location, photograph it and take the measurements needed to quantify it, and from that record we write a scope that states which areas and components require repair, or explains why replacement would be the more economical course, with a cost attached to each element.
What the Storm Assessment Records
Every finding is photographed and tied to a location on the roof.
Hail impacts
Strikes chalked and tallied inside a sample square on every slope.
Broken seals
Shingles checked by hand for wind-released adhesive strips.
Creased and missing shingles
Located and recorded by slope and position.
Soft metal damage
Dents on vent caps, flashing, edge metal and gutter faces noted.
Limb impacts
Decking examined for cracks or punctures where branches struck.
Roof measurements
Areas and linear footage recorded to support an accurate scope.
From Storm to Written Scope
Inspect and document
Damage photographed and measured slope by slope.
Prepare the scope
A written repair or replacement scope with costs.
Coordinate any claim
Documentation shared with your insurer and your adjuster met on site.
Complete the work
Repairs or replacement carried out as written, then cleanup.
Why Our Storm Assessments Are Useful
Precise records
Findings tied to specific slopes and components.
Verifiable measurements
Quantities anyone can check against the roof.
Proportionate scope
Repair recommended when damage is limited.
- Damage mapped by slope
- Photographs and measurements
- Written scope
- Claim-ready records
Need a Clear Record of Storm Damage?
We will inspect, document and measure the damage, then put a precise scope and cost in writing.