Georgia storm damage is mostly hail and straight-line wind from spring and summer convective lines, plus falling limbs from mature canopy. The damage is frequently not visible from the ground and does not always leak immediately.
Where the roof is open, we install emergency tarping to help limit further interior damage while the permanent repair and the insurance process move forward.
We document the roof and organize the findings for your insurer. We cannot promise that a carrier will approve or pay a claim — that decision belongs to the carrier.
Sooner is better. Carriers apply deadlines for reporting damage, and undocumented hail damage becomes harder to attribute to a specific event as time passes.
No. Hail commonly removes granules and bruises the mat without an immediate leak, which shortens the roof's remaining life rather than causing water entry right away.
O'Brien Contracting — Florida roofing contractor, license CCC1335947. Call (239) 919-4485.