FREE TOOL · Storm Self-Check
Storm Damage Roof Self-Check
Tick what you can see safely from the ground and inside the house after a storm, and get a priority level with next steps.
Four quick steps.
- 01
Stay safe
Check from the ground and from inside. Do not climb on the roof.
- 02
Tick what you see
Debris, dents, missing shingles, granules, stains and sounds.
- 03
See your priority
The tool rates the situation and explains why.
- 04
Take the next step
Photograph, protect and schedule an inspection.
About this tool.
Does a low score mean my roof is fine?
No. Much storm damage is invisible from the ground. It only means you saw no obvious signs.
Should I call my insurer first?
You can document first and read your policy for deadlines. A neutral inspection helps you understand what you have.
Related services.
A-03Home InspectionsStorm Damage InspectionA prompt, thorough inspection after hail, wind or heavy rain, documenting every sign of damage so you know what happened and what to do next.Hands-on visual
A-04Home InspectionsHail Damage InspectionA focused inspection for hail impacts on shingles, metal, vents and flashings, with marked photos that show exactly where and how hard the roof was hit.Hands-on visual
D-02Reports and OpinionsClaim DocumentationA thorough, dated photo record of storm damage, wear and condition that helps you describe your roof to an insurer and your contractor accurately.Hands-on visualKnow your roof. Before the next storm.
Tell us about your roof and what worries you, and we will suggest the right inspection. Most leaks announce themselves long before the ceiling does.