Lifted or missing shingles
Wind can separate a seal or lift covering from the roof. The repair must account for fasteners, surrounding shingles and any exposure in the layers beneath it.

Have changed roof conditions checked after wind or hail, with repair options and the next step explained.
A missing shingle is easy to notice. Hail damage can be less visible from the ground because an impact can injure the shingle mat beneath the surface. We inspect the roof’s condition and the details around it before discussing the work needed.

Wind can separate a seal or lift covering from the roof. The repair must account for fasteners, surrounding shingles and any exposure in the layers beneath it.
An impact can damage the shingle surface or mat. The roof condition, extent of affected material and workable repair connections determine whether localized work is appropriate.
Rain can enter at an opened covering or failed flashing. The interior drip may be away from the entry point, so the roof water path still needs to be traced.
The inspection establishes roof conditions. A weather report alone does not establish damage at an address, and a damaged roof alone does not settle policy coverage. The cause, policy terms, deductible and claim decision determine payment. We explain the roof work while the insurer handles the coverage decision.

No. Stay off the roof, especially when it is wet or damaged. Tell us what changed and where you noticed it. A roof walk takes place when access and conditions are safe.
Age alone is not proof of a covered loss. Payment depends on the cause, the policy, exclusions and the insurer’s decision. Deductibles and depreciation can change the amount paid.
If water is entering now, call and say so. Otherwise request a free inspection and share the concern at the property.