Wind Damage Claims
Wind can lift, tear, and drive rain into a home. We trace the damage from the outside in and document it for your claim.
What We Look For
Wind damage starts outside and often ends inside. We follow it all the way through.
Lifted shingles
Lifted, creased, or missing shingles and exposed underlayment.
Siding and trim
Torn or loosened siding, soffits, fascia, and trim.
Doors and garage doors
Bent, blown-in, or misaligned doors and garage doors.
Windows
Broken windows, damaged frames, and failed seals.
Fences and outbuildings
Fences, sheds, carports, and other detached structures.
Wind-driven rain
Rain that entered after wind opened the roof or walls.
Interior damage
Ceilings, walls, flooring, and contents affected by the opening.
Wind deductible
Whether your policy has a separate wind or hail deductible, often a percentage of coverage.
What To Do Right Now
You are dealing with a lot. These steps protect your safety and your claim.
Stay safe. Stay clear of damaged structures and downed power lines.
Photograph the damage. Take photos and video of the exterior and any interior water, where it is safe.
Limit further damage. Cover openings or tarp the roof if you can do it safely, and keep the receipts.
Report the loss. Tell your insurer and write down your claim number.
Check your deductible. Look at your policy for a separate wind or storm deductible.
Call us before you accept an offer. A free claim review takes about two minutes to start, and there is no cost to review your claim.
Wind Claim Questions
Does My Policy Cover Wind Damage?
Most homeowner policies cover wind damage, but coverage details and deductibles vary. We read yours with you.
What If Only Part Of My Roof Was Damaged?
We document the full extent, including whether repairs can be made to match the rest of the roof.
Can Wind Damage Cause Leaks Later?
Yes. Openings created by wind can let water in days later. Document and report new damage promptly.
Can I Hire You If My Claim Is Already Open?
Often, yes. Bring your policy, your claim file, and any carrier letters, and we will review where things stand.
How Long Does A Wind Damage Claim Take?
It depends on the size of the loss and how the insurer responds. We explain the likely timeline in your free claim review.
Other Claims We Handle
Storm Damage
Lightning, rain intrusion, and broad damage from severe storms.
Learn More about Storm Damage
Roof Damage
Roof repair and replacement disputes, from leaks to full replacement.
Learn More about Roof Damage
Hurricane
Wind and water losses after major coastal and inland storms.
Learn More about Hurricane