A real look at what wind and storm damage claims look like from start to finish — the inspection, the documentation, and the finished roof.
Claim Type
Wind & Storm Damage
Inspection
Free, No Obligation
Documentation
Full Photo Report
Typical Cost
Deductible Only — As Low as $1,500
Completed By
Blue Sky Roofing Group
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About These Projects
Every project above started the same way: a homeowner noticed something might be wrong after a windstorm, or simply wanted a professional opinion on their roof's condition. From there, our crew performed a full inspection, photographed every area of visible damage, and put together a clear, detailed estimate the homeowner could submit to their insurance company.
Coverage, deductibles, and claim approval are always determined by the insurance company and the homeowner's policy — not by us. Once a claim is approved, we complete the roof replacement from the insurer's approved scope of work, using quality materials and clean, professional workmanship from tear-off to final inspection.
What Was Included
Free roof inspection
A full check of shingles, flashing, penetrations, ridges, and valleys for wind and storm damage
Detailed photo documentation
Clear photos of every missing, lifted, cracked, or damaged area for the claim file
Insurance-ready estimate
A detailed roofing estimate covering labor, materials, tear-off, underlayment, and flashing
On-site adjuster meeting
When requested, we meet the insurance adjuster on the roof to point out visible damage
Replacement from the approved scope
Once the claim is approved, we complete the roof from the insurer's approved scope of work
Blue Sky Roofing Group is a licensed roofing contractor, not a public insurance adjuster. We do not negotiate insurance claims, interpret policy coverage, or guarantee claim approval — coverage is determined solely by your insurance company and policy.
Get a free roof inspection and photo report with no obligation. If your roof has storm damage, we'll help you put together everything you need to submit to your insurance company.