Did a storm just hit your area? Get a free professional roof inspection from a vetted local contractor. Full damage report. No cost. No obligation. No pressure.
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A vetted local Peoria roofing contractor reaches out within 24 hours to schedule.
They inspect your roof, document all damage, and provide a written report — at no cost to you.
Most hail and storm damage isn't visible from the ground. Hailstones knock away the protective granule layer from asphalt shingles, leaving them vulnerable to UV degradation and water infiltration — damage that can shorten your roof's lifespan by years without any visible sign from street level.
A professional inspection by a licensed IL roofing contractor is the only way to know for certain whether your roof sustained damage — and to document that damage properly for an insurance claim.
A written inspection report from a licensed contractor is one of the most valuable documents you can have when filing a homeowner's insurance claim for storm damage. It establishes the scope and cause of damage before the insurance adjuster's visit — giving you documentation to push back if the adjuster underestimates the damage.
IL insurance law gives homeowners 2 years to file storm damage claims. Our contractors help you document damage and navigate the process.
No cost. No obligation. A local vetted contractor will contact you within 24 hours.
Yes, completely free. No cost, no obligation, no pressure. The contractor is compensated through insurance claim work if you choose to proceed after your free inspection.
As soon as possible — ideally within a week of the storm. Delays can worsen existing damage and complicate your insurance claim.
Most standard homeowner's insurance policies cover storm, hail, and wind damage to roofs. IL insurance law gives homeowners 2 years to file storm damage claims. Our contractors help you document damage and navigate the process.
Great news — no damage means no action needed. There is absolutely no obligation to file a claim or do any work. The inspection is purely informational.