Get a FREE professional inspection from a local contractor — within 24 hours. We document everything so you have a full picture of your roof's condition.
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A local vetted contractor will call you to schedule your free roof inspection, typically same day or next day at a time that works for you.
Your contractor documents every shingle and photographs all damage — giving you a clear, complete picture of your roof's condition.
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"I had no idea my roof was damaged until the contractor showed me the photos. The damage report was incredibly detailed. Completely worth it."
"Called in the morning, contractor was on my roof by afternoon. They handled everything from inspection to paperwork. Couldn't have been easier — I barely had to do anything."
"Was skeptical at first but it was completely free with zero pressure. Now I know exactly what shape my roof is in. I'm telling all my neighbors."
Results may vary. Individual outcomes depend on policy coverage, claim circumstances, and contractor availability.
Yes, 100% free. There is no cost to request or receive your roof inspection. The contractor who inspects your roof is compensated only if you choose to hire them for repairs — and you're under no obligation to do so. We make it easy for you to get an expert assessment without any financial risk.
Our local vetted contractors typically reach out within 24 hours of receiving your request. Inspections can often be scheduled same-day or next-day depending on availability in your area.
Absolutely not. Our contractors are professionals who want to earn your trust, not your frustration. You'll receive a thorough inspection and a damage report — what you do after that is entirely your decision. If your roof has no damage, they'll tell you that too.
If storm damage is found, our contractors can walk you through your options. If you choose to file an insurance claim and it is denied, they can help you understand next steps — including reviewing the denial, requesting a re-inspection, or providing a second opinion. And if there's no damage, you'll have peace of mind knowing your roof is solid. Either way, the inspection is free.
We serve homeowners across the entire United States. Our network of vetted local contractors is growing across the United States. Simply submit your address and we'll connect you with the closest available contractor in your area.
Every week without an inspection is another week of weather degrading your roof.
Get My Free Inspection Now →After a major storm, hail, or high winds, many homeowners don't know the true condition of their roof. Hail damage to shingles is often invisible from the ground — granule loss, bruising, and cracked tabs only become visible when a professional gets on the roof deck. A free storm roof inspection gives you the facts before you make any decisions.
Storm Roof Inspection connects homeowners across the United States with local vetted roofing contractors who specialize in storm damage assessment. Whether you've experienced hail damage, wind damage, fallen tree damage, or general severe weather, our network of professionals can provide a thorough, documented inspection at no cost to you.
A professional storm damage roof inspection typically includes an assessment of shingle condition (bruising, cracking, granule loss), flashing integrity, ridge caps, gutters, soffits, fascia, and any skylights or vents. Your contractor will photograph all findings and provide a written damage report.
As soon as possible. Storm damage can worsen with subsequent weather events. UV exposure, rain, and temperature cycling can degrade damaged areas quickly. Getting a professional inspection shortly after a storm gives you the most accurate picture of what occurred and what your options are.
Yes. Storm Roof Inspection provides free professional assessments with no obligation. You pay nothing for the inspection itself. There is no pressure to proceed with any repairs — the inspection is yours to use however you see fit.