Record what you noticed.
Keep the date and any photos you can take from a safe place. You do not need to climb onto the roof.
Residential roof care
Storm damage
Start with an inspection after you notice a change in your roof.
Request an Estimate
Start with the roof condition.
After a storm, the first question is what changed. A roof assessment can help define the visible damage and possible repair scope.
When to ask for a closer look.
- Shingles on the ground or visible gaps in the roof.
- New interior water marks after bad weather.
- A visible change near vents, edges, or roof connections.
What to discuss.
Request a roof assessment.
Explain the visible change and any active leak. Confirm availability and the inspection scope before you arrange a visit.
Review the repair options.
Discuss the affected materials, proposed work, and any follow-up inspection. Keep a copy of the estimate and project records.
Questions about storm damage.
Can this website arrange emergency service?
Call (502) 202-3032 to check availability. This website does not automatically dispatch a crew.
Should I wait for another leak?
A visible change deserves a closer look. An inspection can help you understand the condition before you choose a repair.
Your next step
Start with the facts about your roof.
Tell us what you noticed and what you want to understand.