Roofing tool
Storm Plan
An ordered checklist for the hours and days after hail, wind, a fallen limb or a leak.
General guidance, not legal or insurance advice. Your insurance company has its own steps, and your safety always comes before saving a shingle.
How to use it
Three quick steps
- 1Pick what happenedHail, wind, a limb or a leak.
- 2Work down the listTick each step as you go.
- 3Send where you areShare your progress with us.
Questions
About the storm plan
Is this insurance advice?
No. It is general guidance. Your insurance company has its own steps and deadlines, so read your policy and talk to them.
Why photos first?
Dated photos show the roof as the storm left it, before anything is moved or repaired.
When should I call a roofer?
As soon as it is safe. A roofer can cover open areas and check what you cannot see from the ground.
Next step
Services that go with this tool
Storm and Hail Damage RepairCareful inspection and repair of hail, wind and tree damage, with clear photos and plain-English notes.See the service Emergency Roof TarpingFast temporary protection for a damaged roof, to keep water out until permanent repairs are made.See the service 
Storm Claim Documentation HelpClear photos, measurements and notes of storm damage that you can share with your insurance company.See the service Ready when you are.
Call or text, or send the form. Tell us about your roof and we will tell you how we would approach it.