Storm Damage Roofing · Metro Detroit
If a storm just came through, the priority is getting the roof stabilized and the damage documented properly — call and we’ll walk you through what happens next.
★★★★★ 4.5 / 5.0 · 224 Google reviews
Family-owned and operated in Michigan since 2011
Based at 31097 Fraser Dr, Fraser, MI 48026
Serving Macomb, Oakland and St. Clair counties
Free on-site inspection and a written, itemized scope before work begins
After a wind or hail event, roof damage isn’t always obvious from the ground. Some of it is cosmetic and can wait a few days for a proper evaluation. Some of it is an active leak that needs to be stopped now. Call us and we’ll help you tell the difference, get an inspection scheduled quickly, and put the findings in writing so you have something solid to work from — whether or not a claim ends up being involved.
The window right after a storm is when the decisions that matter get made. None of this requires getting on the roof, and none of it should.
Downed lines, structural damage, and water near electrical are emergency-service calls, not contractor calls. Stay off the roof and stay out of rooms with an active ceiling leak.
Buckets under active drips, and move what you can out from under the leak. Interior water damage compounds fast and it is the part you can actually control today.
Ground-level photos of the roofline, the yard debris, dented gutters, damaged siding and any interior staining. Take more than you think you need — the storm date attached to those photos is what ties the damage to the event later.
An inspection tells you the actual extent of damage before anyone quotes anything. Call (586) 533-8343 and we’ll get you on the schedule.
Storm-chasing outfits work the neighborhoods after every major event and push for a same-day signature. Get a documented inspection and a written scope first, from anyone you’re considering.
Look at the roofline from the ground or a safe distance — do not climb onto the roof yourself.
Hail damage often shows up first on soft metal — gutters, vent caps, flashing — before it’s visible on shingles.
Even without a direct impact, debris can trap moisture or abrade shingles over time.
A leak that started right after a specific storm is worth documenting with that date attached.
Wind commonly lifts edge and ridge details before it visibly damages the shingle field.
Storm damage is rarely limited to the roof alone — check siding and trim too.
Many storm-damage roof repairs are covered under a homeowner’s policy, and the difference between a smooth claim and a frustrating one is usually documentation quality. What we provide is that documentation: a written inspection record and dated photographs of what we found, in a form you can hand to your insurer. The claim itself is yours to file and stays between you and your carrier.
One thing worth knowing regardless of who does the work: storm claims are generally tied to a specific event date. Damage that has been accumulating for years is a different conversation, and if that’s what the inspection turns up we’ll say so rather than encouraging a claim that isn’t there.
Call or send photos of what you’re seeing and roughly when the storm hit your area.
We inspect the roof and surrounding exterior for the full extent of storm-related damage, not just the obvious spot.
You get a documented scope of damage and a repair or replacement plan before work starts.
We complete the repair or replacement and walk the finished roof with you.
— for planning a full roof replacement instead of a repair.
— for a smaller, targeted repair.
— for gutters damaged in the same storm.
— when wind damage carried past the roofline onto the walls.
Read our Learning Center guide on what to do first after wind or hail damage, and how to decide between a repair and a replacement once the damage is documented.
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Based at 31097 Fraser Dr in Fraser, we cover most of Metro Detroit within a comfortable drive — which matters when a roof is open and the forecast changes. Don’t see your city? Ask us, coverage depends on distance and project scope.
Storm work draws crews from out of state who leave when the volume dries up. We have worked these counties from the same Fraser address since 2011 and will be reachable next winter.
You get a written inspection record and dated photographs of what we found. It is yours to use, including for a quote from somebody else.
A contract handed over on a clipboard the morning after a storm serves the contractor. Take the documentation, take your time, and compare.
The person who inspected the damage stays with the job, so what was found on the roof and what appears in the scope are the same thing.
A workmanship commitment is only as good as the company still standing behind it, and this one has had the same owners and the same address since 2011.
The storm crews will be gone by spring. We will not, because this has been a family business in Fraser since 2011 and these counties are the whole of our market. If something needs looking at a year from now, the number on your paperwork reaches the people who did the work.
No. Hail damage often shows up first as bruising on shingle granules or dents in soft metal that aren’t visible without a closer inspection. That’s why a professional evaluation matters even if the roof looks fine from the driveway.
Be cautious of storm-chasing contractors pressuring an on-the-spot signature. Get a documented inspection and a clear written scope before agreeing to anything — that’s the standard we hold ourselves to.
Call (586) 533-8343 and we will give you the earliest available inspection slot. After a wide storm the whole county calls at once, so we will tell you honestly where you sit in the queue rather than promise a time we cannot hold.
The approximate storm date, any photos you took afterward, and the location of any interior leaks. If a claim is already open, having the claim number handy helps.
It depends on how widespread the damage is. If it’s isolated, see Roof Repair for a smaller, targeted fix. If the damage is spread across the roof, a full roof replacement may be the more practical option.
Call for the fastest response, or send the details and we’ll get you scheduled. Financing is available for qualified projects — see financing options.