Post-Storm Damage Assessment

After wind, hail, or a fallen limb, roof damage is not always visible from the ground. A post-storm damage assessment looks at every slope, penetration, and drainage path to find what a storm actually did, so decisions about tarping, repair, or replacement are based on what is really up there, not a guess from the driveway.

How We Look

Drones with Thermal & High-Res Cameras — aerial imaging that spots wet insulation and surface damage without anyone walking a roof that may be compromised.
Handheld Infrared Cameras — thermal scanning that traces a leak back to its actual entry point in the assembly.
Moisture Meters & Wood Moisture Meters — readings through decking, insulation, rafters, and fascia that show how far water has traveled.
Aerial Measurement Platforms (EagleView) — measured reports of slopes and penetrations for an accurate picture of scope.

Securing the Roof and Documenting the Damage

Chainsaws & Pole Saws — fallen limbs cut back and lifted off safely before an assessment continues.
Heavy-Duty Tarps, Battens & Sandbags and Plywood & Board-Up Kits — openings and exposed areas closed against further weather the same visit.
Submersible Pumps, Air Movers & Dehumidifiers — standing water removed and structure dried where intrusion has occurred.
Photo Documentation Apps (CompanyCam) — time-stamped, location-tagged photos of the damage shared directly with you.