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Storm Damage Roof Repair & Insurance Claim Contractor
From the first leak to the final repair, Green Arrow handles the damage above your head and everything it affected below.
When severe weather hits, you don’t need out-of-town door knockers or high-pressure sales pitches. You need a local team that will assess the damage, give you the facts, work with your insurance company, and restore your home.
Think Your Roof Has Storm Damage?
Not every storm leaves an obvious leak behind. Wind, hail and heavy rain can cause problems you may not see from the ground. Get answers to common questions about roof inspections, repairs and what to do after severe weather.
LEARNING CENTER Roof Damage, Storm Recovery & Insurance Claims →How can I tell if my roof has storm damage?
Storm damage isn’t always visible from the ground. Water stains, new leaks, debris around your property or changes inside your home may signal a problem, but some roof damage can go unnoticed. A professional roof inspection can determine whether wind, hail or heavy rain caused damage and what needs attention.
Should I have my roof inspected after a storm if I don’t see any damage?
Yes. Wind, hail and heavy rain can affect a roof without causing an immediate leak or obvious signs of damage. A professional inspection can catch problems early before they lead to water intrusion or more extensive repairs.
How soon should I get my roof inspected after a storm?
Schedule a roof inspection as soon as conditions are safe. Waiting can give water more time to enter through damaged areas and turn a minor roof problem into damage inside your home or property.
Can storm damage be repaired, or will I need a new roof?
Not every storm-damaged roof needs to be replaced. The extent of the damage, your roof’s age and its overall condition will determine whether a repair or full replacement makes sense. A professional roof inspection can identify the damage and give you a better understanding of your options.
Does homeowners insurance cover roof damage from storms?
Coverage depends on your insurance policy and what caused the damage. Wind and hail damage may be covered under some policies, while deductibles, exclusions and coverage limits can vary. Review your policy and contact your insurance company to confirm what your specific policy covers.