Not Sure If Your Roof Was Damaged? We Will Show You What Is Real.
After a storm, it is completely normal to feel uncertain. You may not know whether you have damage, whether to call your insurance company, or what the right next step is. We are here to give you clarity — not pressure.
Signs of Storm Damage
How Do You Know If You Have Roof Damage?
Many types of storm damage are not visible from the ground. Here are some common signs that your roof may need professional inspection.
Missing or Lifted Shingles
High winds can tear shingles loose or lift their edges, exposing the underlayment to water damage.
Dents or Bruising
Hail can leave dents on shingles, metal flashing, and gutters that compromise your roof's integrity.
Granule Loss
Check your gutters for excessive granules — a sign that shingles have been damaged by impact or wind.
Water Stains Inside
Ceiling stains or damp spots in your attic can indicate that water is getting through damaged areas.
Debris on the Roof
Fallen branches, leaves, and debris can hide damage and create additional problems if not cleared.
Damaged Flashing
Storm winds can bend or dislodge the metal flashing around vents, chimneys, and roof edges.
Our Process
What Happens During a Storm Damage Inspection
Our inspection is designed to give you clarity — not to pressure you into anything. Here is exactly what to expect.
We Inspect & Document
A licensed inspector examines your entire roof, photographing every finding so you see exactly what we see.
We Explain What We Found
You receive a clear, written summary with photos — no jargon, no confusion. Just honest findings.
We Discuss Your Options
We walk you through what we found so you can decide whether repairs, replacement, or contacting your insurance company is the right next step.
You Decide — No Pressure
There is no obligation. You take the information and make the decision that is right for you and your family.
Insurance Guidance
Wondering About Your Insurance Claim?
We understand that the insurance process can feel confusing and overwhelming. Here is what you should know.
Alron Construction, LLC is a licensed roofing contractor (CCC1328819 / CGC1515789), not a public adjuster or insurance company representative. We do not interpret insurance coverage, advise on whether to file claims, or negotiate claim settlements. All insurance-related decisions are yours to make. We recommend consulting your insurance company or a licensed public adjuster for coverage questions.
Get Clarity About Your Roof — No Pressure, No Obligation
A free inspection takes about 30-45 minutes. You will receive a documented summary of our findings and a clear explanation of your options. The decision is always yours.