Assessment after severe weather
Storm Damage Roof Repair in Brookhaven, GA
A careful look at what hail and wind actually did, and an honest view of whether it needs a repair or a roof.
Separating Storm Damage From Ordinary Wear
Not every mark on a roof is storm damage, and not every storm leaves damage. That distinction matters, both for deciding what work is needed and for any insurance claim. Hail damage on asphalt shingles typically shows as random impact points where granules have been displaced and the mat beneath is bruised or fractured. It differs from blistering, foot traffic or normal aging, which follow other patterns. Wind damage appears as creased shingles, broken seal strips and missing pieces, often concentrated along edges, ridges and the slopes that faced the gusts. We assess both carefully. Impacts are marked and counted within test areas on each slope. Seal strips are checked by hand. Vents, flashing, drip edge and gutters are examined for denting, which helps confirm hail size and direction. Limb strikes are less common, but when a branch has come down we check the decking beneath for cracks. Afterward, you receive a clear explanation: whether the damage is storm-related, how extensive it is, and whether a targeted repair or a replacement is the sensible response.
What the Storm Assessment Covers
Each element is examined and documented with pictures.
Impact testing by slope
Hail marks identified, marked and counted within defined test areas.
Seal strip checks
Shingles lifted gently to find seals broken by wind.
Creases and missing pieces
Wind-folded and detached shingles recorded by location.
Metal components
Vents, flashing, drip edge and gutters checked for storm dents.
Fallen limb impacts
Decking beneath any branch strike checked for cracking or puncture.
Interior evidence
Attic and ceilings checked for new moisture tied to storm openings.
From Assessment to Repair
Assess
We inspect every slope and document what the storm did.
Explain
You learn whether the damage is storm-related and how serious it is.
Plan
A written quote, or claim documentation and an adjuster meeting if you file.
Correct
Damaged materials repaired or the roof replaced, followed by full cleanup.
Why Our Storm Assessments Hold Up
Careful distinctions
We separate storm damage from wear so you are not misled either way.
Documented by slope
Pictures organized by location for your records or your insurer.
Proportionate advice
Light damage gets a repair recommendation, not a sales pitch.
- Test areas on each slope
- Seal strips checked by hand
- Metals inspected for dents
- Clear written findings
Concerned About Recent Storm Damage?
Have the roof assessed while the evidence is clear. You will know whether the storm caused real damage and what it would take to correct it.