Storm Damage? We Document It for Your Insurance Company

We document storm damage with dated photos and a written estimate you can give your insurance company. We don't negotiate your claim — that is between you and your insurer.

How the Insurance Process Works

1
Document Damage

We perform a thorough inspection and document all damage with photos and measurements.

2
You File Your Claim

You file your claim with your insurance company and give them our dated photos and written estimate.

3
Adjuster Inspection

Your insurance company may send an adjuster to inspect the roof. Their decision is between you and your insurer.

4
You Decide

Once you hear back from your insurance company, you decide whether to go ahead with our written estimate.

5
Roof Replaced

Once you approve the work, we complete the installation quickly using premium materials.

What ALFE Does for You

  • Full photo and written documentation packages
  • Timeline guidance and status updates
  • Emergency tarping for active leaks

Common Storm Damage Types

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Wind Damage

Lifted or missing shingles from high winds

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Hail Damage

Granule loss and impact bruising

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Ice Dams

Backup water damage from winter ice

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Fallen Trees

Structural penetration from debris

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Water Intrusion

Leak damage from failed flashing or seals

Request Your Free 27-Point Roof Report Card

Fill out the form below for your free 27-Point Roof Report Card — every point checked and photographed, storm damage included. I'll get back to you within the hour during business hours (6 AM–8 PM).

We document storm damage. We give you dated photos and a written estimate you can give your insurance company. We don't negotiate your claim — that is between you and your insurer.
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Need Emergency Tarping?

Active leak or exposed roof after a storm? We respond quickly.

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