Kaysville, Layton, Farmington and the whole Wasatch Front. We inspect for free, photograph the damage, and walk the insurance claim with you from the first call to the last nail.
No obligation. Tell us what the storm did and we'll take a look.
After a Wasatch Front storm, most roof damage is invisible from the ground. Here's what we look for on roofs in Kaysville, Layton and across Davis County, and what you can watch for yourself.
Hail leaves soft, dark bruises where the granules were knocked loose and the mat underneath took the hit. They're hard to see from the ground and easy to feel by hand.
A downspout full of what looks like coarse sand after a storm is your roof's protective coating. Once it's gone, the sun gets to work on the asphalt underneath.
Big hail and canyon wind together split shingles outright. A crack lets water straight through to the underlayment, and it doesn't heal.
East-bench wind lifts tabs and breaks the seal strip. A lifted shingle may lie back down and look fine while it's no longer sealed against the next storm.
Soft metal shows hail first. Dented vent caps and gutters don't leak on their own, but they prove the size of the hail that hit the shingles around them.
Water inside is the last sign, not the first. By the time a stain shows on the ceiling, the roof has been letting water in for a while.
Seeing one or two of these doesn't always mean you need a new roof, and seeing none doesn't always mean you're in the clear. The only way to know is to get on the roof and look. That part's free.
When you call after a storm, we come out and actually get on the roof. We check the shingles, flashing, vents, and gutters up close, and we photograph everything we find so there's a clear, dated record of the damage.
If your roof doesn't need replacing, we'll tell you that. If a repair will hold, we'll say so. The photos are yours to keep either way, with no pressure to file a claim or sign anything.
Storm claims are where most homeowners get stuck. We walk it with you from the first inspection to the final walkthrough, so you're not doing it alone.
We inspect the roof and photograph every area of damage, building a clear, organized record before anything gets filed.
The claim is yours to open with your carrier. We give you the photos and the scope so the damage is described accurately from the start, and we'll sit with you while you make the call if that helps.
When the adjuster comes out, we're on the roof with them, walking the full scope of the damage so nothing gets overlooked.
Once your carrier approves the claim, we go over the scope with you so you understand exactly what the work includes and what your deductible covers.
Our crew replaces the roof to code and cleans up completely, most homes in a single day.
Completion photos and the final invoice, in the format your carrier expects, so the paperwork end isn't left on your plate.
When the claim is approved, we get to work. A typical residential roof is a one-day job: we protect the yard and landscaping, tear off the old roof, check the decking, install the new one to code, and clean up before we leave.
Cleanup is a point of pride. We run magnetic rollers across the yard and driveway to pull stray nails, haul off every scrap of the old roof, and leave the property clean. You get your home back, storm damage handled, usually in about a day.
Storm-damaged roof in Layton, Syracuse or Ogden? We're on roofs across Davis and Weber County every week, and here's the full insurance process if you want the deep dive. Storm just hit? The first 48 hours, step by step.
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Hail around an inch across can bruise asphalt shingles, and Wasatch Front storms regularly produce it. If it dented your gutters, your car, or your AC fins, it hit your roof too. The inspection is free, so there's no reason to guess.
It depends on your policy, and some carriers set the window at a year from the storm date. Don't wait; damage that sat through a winter is harder to tie to a specific storm. Call your carrier and ask what your policy says, then get the inspection done.
We're roofers, not insurance agents, and we won't guess at your policy. What we can say is that a hail claim is a weather event, not something you caused. Ask your agent directly before you file; that's a fair question and they should answer it plainly.
Yes, on the roof. We walk the adjuster through every area we documented so the scope reflects the whole roof, not just what's easy to see from a ladder.
No, and be careful of anyone who says yes. Your deductible is your share of the claim under your policy. A contractor who offers to waive it is proposing that the claim be misrepresented to your insurer, and that puts you at risk, not them.
We'll tell you honestly whether the roof needs work regardless of the claim, and what a repair or replacement looks like out of pocket. If the denial doesn't line up with what we documented, we'll re-send you the full inspection report and photos so you have complete paperwork to take back to your carrier. The conversation with them stays yours.
How claims work →Hail or wind damage on the Wasatch Front? We'll get on the roof, document what we find, and walk the insurance claim with you. Active leak? Here's what to do right now.
