In your corner after the storm.
We started Roofing Storm Damage because navigating a hail or wind damage insurance claim is harder than it should be — and most homeowners don’t know what they’re owed until it’s too late.
What we do
Roofing Storm Damage is a free editorial library on storm damage and insurance claims. Until September 2026 this site offered a quote-request form. It has been removed. We do not take quote requests, and we do not refer, route, or introduce homeowners to contractors. We publish state-by-state guides, a cost calculator, and a checklist for what to verify before you sign with any contractor.
What happened to the quote request form
The small number of requests submitted before September 2026 are retained only as records: they are not sold, shared, or passed to any contractor or lead partner, and they will not be. If you submitted one, email privacy@roofingstormdamage.com from the address you used, or include the phone number you used, and we will delete it. Retention: up to five years from submission, then deleted; sooner on request.
Why we built it
When a storm hits, insurance adjusters move fast and policies have claim-filing deadlines. Homeowners who don’t understand ACV vs RCV, recoverable depreciation, or the supplement process regularly leave thousands of dollars on the table. We built this site as a plain-English resource — one page per state with NWS/NOAA storm history, insurance statutes, and claim deadlines — so homeowners can walk into the adjuster meeting knowing what they’re owed.
How we make money
Right now, we don’t. The site carries no advertising, sells nothing, and has no partner arrangements. Homeowners pay us nothing. See what to verify before you sign with any contractor for a checklist you can use yourself. The editorial side of the operation is disclosed on Editorial Standards.
Our editorial team
Our guides are written by a small editorial team — we are not licensed contractors, engineers, or insurance adjusters, and we don’t pretend to be. We use AI to help draft research-heavy content and a human editor reviews every draft before publishing. When we publish a number or a legal claim, we cite the source. Read our editorial standards for the full policy.
Full disclaimer
Disclaimer: All cost estimates and claim guidance displayed on RoofingStormDamage are directional only and may not reflect actual insurance settlements, contractor bids, or current market rates. Storm damage repair pricing varies based on damage scope, material costs, regional labor rates, seasonality, roof complexity, and insurer-specific policy terms. Estimates do not constitute an insurance claim, an adjuster assessment, or a contractor bid. Final pricing and claim amounts must be confirmed in writing with a licensed contractor and your insurance carrier before work begins. RoofingStormDamage does not guarantee any insurance outcome, claim approval, or payout amount.
RoofingStormDamage is an editorial publisher, not a contractor, broker, lead-generation platform, or insurance adjuster. We do not take quote requests, and we do not refer, route, or introduce homeowners to contractors. We do not directly install, inspect, repair, screen, or warranty any roof or contractor. We are not responsible or liable for the actions, services, workmanship, scheduling, delays, damages, refunds, warranties, insurance outcomes, or any other matters related to any contractor you hire or any claim you file. By using this site, you acknowledge that home improvement work and insurance claims involve inherent complexity and risks, and agree that RoofingStormDamage assumes no liability for any aspect of your project or claim.