Damage gets harder to document the longer you wait. We’ll inspect your roof, siding, and gutters for free and put together clear documentation for your insurer and adjuster.
The Risk
After every major storm, out-of-town contractors start working neighborhoods fast. They sound urgent, they make big promises, and they want a signature before you have had time to think.
Here are the red flags that usually show up first:
We serve Mid-Missouri from six active offices. We inspect the property, document what we find, and explain the repair scope clearly so you can decide what to do next.
Why CoMo Premium
We inspect damage, document what we find, and explain repair options for your home.
Damage Guidance
We inspect damage, document what we find, and explain the repair scope for your home.
Documentation
We record observed damage and explain the information collected during the inspection.
Repair Scope
We explain the repair scope based on the condition of your roof.
Material Options
Ask about material options when planning a storm-damage repair.
Final Walkthrough
After the repair, we review the completed work and answer your questions.
We provide clear damage guidance and repair-scope explanations.
After the Storm
You do not need to climb on your roof to start looking for signs. Walk your property and check these six areas first. If you spot any of them, call us for a professional inspection.
If you find loose shingles or shingle fragments on the ground, the roof has already lost protection somewhere above.
Dents, dings, or fresh bends along the gutter face usually mean the storm hit harder than it looked from inside the house.
Look up at valleys, chimney flashing, and roof edges. Bent metal or lifted trim is often where leaks start after a storm.
Cracked siding, torn screens, and impact marks on trim or frames are strong clues that the roof took damage too.
Fallen limbs, scattered debris, or fresh scrape marks on the roofline can point to impact damage that needs a closer look.
Water stains, damp insulation, or musty smells after the storm are signs that the damage has already moved past the exterior.
See what wind, tree, and impact damage looks like on a Missouri roof before you decide what to do next.
Insurance Claims
We help document observed damage and explain the repair scope clearly.
What we handle on the contractor side so your claim process stays organized.
We inspect your entire exterior, not just the roof. Storm damage often affects siding, gutters, windows, and downspouts too.
We build a detailed damage record with the photos, measurements, and material details adjusters typically review.
If requested, we can be there when the adjuster inspects the property to review the documented damage and answer contractor questions about repair scope.
Once the scope and next steps are finalized, we schedule the work and keep the repair moving cleanly from start to finish.
Our Process
Storm restoration has more moving parts than a planned roof replacement. Here is how we keep it organized.
We inspect the roof and exterior, photograph the damage, and show you what we found in plain language.
We organize the photos, measurements, and repair scope so you have a clear record of the damage.
If requested, we meet your adjuster on-site to review the documented damage and repair scope.
Once the scope is finalized, we schedule the work and complete the roofing, siding, or gutter repairs cleanly.
After the repair, we review the completed work and answer your questions.
Our Work
Recent repair and replacement work from around Mid-Missouri after wind, hail, and debris damage.
What Homeowners Say
These are the people we have worked for. Ask them how it went.
Common Questions
Should I get an inspection before I call my insurance company?
That is usually the cleanest first step. A professional inspection gives you photos, measurements, and a clearer understanding of what was actually damaged before you start the claim conversation. Learn how Missouri roof insurance claims work.
Can you meet my adjuster during the inspection?
Yes. If requested, we can be on-site to review the documented damage and answer contractor questions about the repair scope. We stay in the contractor lane and explain the documented repair scope.
What should I do right after a storm hits my house?
Start with safety. Stay off the roof, take photos from the ground, and document anything visible on gutters, siding, windows, and inside the attic or ceilings. Then schedule a professional inspection.
How do I avoid storm chasers after severe weather?
Slow the process down. Be cautious with anyone pushing for a same-day signature, making insurance promises before an inspection, or operating without a clear local presence and documented scope of work. How to prepare your roof for storm season.
What if the storm damaged siding and gutters too?
That is common. We inspect the full exterior and document damage to roofing, gutters, siding, vents, and related components so the repair scope reflects the whole event, not just one surface. What to watch for with storm-damaged windows.
How long do most storm damage repairs take?
It depends on the scope. Smaller repairs can move quickly, while full restoration work takes longer because materials, approvals, and multiple exterior trades may be involved. We will give you a clear timeline once the scope is defined. Materials that perform best in Missouri weather.
Knowledge Center
We write these so you can make informed decisions, even if you don’t hire us.
Service Area
Six active Mid-Missouri offices. Contact the office that serves your area.
Not ready to pay out of pocket? We offer flexible financing with multiple terms, because protecting your home shouldn’t be a financial emergency.
We’ll inspect the damage, explain what we found, and handle the repairs if storm damage is there.
