Storm damage, repairs and full replacements
Storm damage, inspected and repaired.
We inspect the roof, photograph what we find, and walk you through the report.
Roof inspection report
Brackenridge Roofing
- Every slope photographed, damage marked
- Findings written up with measurements
- Adjuster meeting arranged for you
Storm Damage & Insurance
After a Storm, In Order
Most people call their insurer first and their roofer second, and it is usually the wrong way round. Here is how the process actually runs.
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Get the Roof Looked At
Damage that matters is rarely visible from the ground. An inspection tells you whether you have a claim worth opening at all, which is worth knowing before you make the call.
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Get It Documented
Photographs, measurements and a written report of what was found and where. This is the record the rest of the process is built on.
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File With Your Insurer
You open the claim; your insurer assigns an adjuster and sets a date. Deadlines vary by policy and by state, so check yours early rather than late.
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Meet the Adjuster on the Roof
The adjuster inspects and writes their own scope. Having your roofer there means both are looking at the same damage, rather than trading emails about it afterwards.
Not sure whether it is worth claiming? Book an inspection and find out first.
Book an Inspection
Roofing, Start to Finish
If you are not sure which of these your roof needs, start with an inspection and we will tell you.
Roof Replacement
Full tear-off down to the deck, soft boards replaced, new underlayment and new flashing. The part nobody sees is the part that fails first.
Storm Damage Repair
Emergency tarping first, then a documented inspection you can hand straight to your adjuster.
Roof Repair
Leaks, lifted shingles, valley and flashing work. Most are a single visit.
Metal Roofing
Standing seam and metal panel systems, for owners who would rather do this once.
Gutters
Seamless gutter and downspout runs, usually fitted at the same time as a replacement.
Inspections & Maintenance
A yearly look before the season, so small problems stay small.
Roof Gallery
Roofs, from tear-off to the last ridge cap.
How It Works
From First Call to Final Invoice
Every step explained before the next one starts.
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The Call
Tell us the roof, the trouble and the timing.
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The Inspection
We get on the roof, photograph what we find and walk you through it.
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The Number, in Writing
A written scope and price, itemized, so you can put it next to anyone else's.
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The Work
Deliveries, tear-off, decking, dry-in and finish.
Roof Inspection
Tell Us About The Roof
We will come out, get on the roof, and send you the photos.
What Customers Say
What homeowners say after the storm.
"Hail in May, tarped the next morning, and the full replacement was done before the end of June."
Wes T.
"They met the adjuster on the roof, so both of them were looking at the same damage. We would not have known to ask for that."
Angela P.
"One visit to find a leak two other companies could not. Fixed it that day for a few hundred dollars."
Rob C.
Questions
Before You Call Anyone
The things people ask most after a storm, and the ones worth asking before you sign anything.
- How do I book a roof inspection?
- Use the form on this page. Tell us the roof type if you know it, whether there is any water coming in, and whether you have already opened an insurance claim. We will come back to confirm a time.
- How do I know whether I have storm damage?
- Often you cannot see it from the ground, which is the whole problem. Hail bruising shows as dark pockmarks where the granules have been knocked off, and wind damage shows as lifted or creased tabs. Granules collecting in the gutters is worth a look. If a storm went through, get it checked before the claim window closes.
- What should I have ready when you come out?
- Roughly when you think the damage happened, photos of anything you have noticed inside the house, and your claim number if you have already opened one. If you have paperwork from a previous roof, that helps too.