North Carolina Storm Damage
Your Advocate for Roof Storm Damage
When a storm affects you roof, you could be eligible for insurance coverage. The best way to support your case is to work with Roof Medic. We’ll perform a free, detailed roof inspection complete with photos and a written report that you can submit to your insurance company.
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Keeping Your Best Interests at Heart
Honesty and transparency are at the core of all our interactions. We’ll lend our informed, professional advice based on your specific situation. If the necessary roof repairs would cost less than your deductible, then we won’t push you to file a claim. But if we find substantial damage that should be covered under your insurance, we’ll guide you through the entire process.

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Stand Up to Future Storms
Hail, wind, and tree damage can quickly harm a vulnerable roof. But if you work with Roof Medic right after a major storm, we’ll restore your roof to keep you protected for years to come. If your damage was significant enough, your insurance may approve a full roof replacement. In this case, you can take advantage of top-quality materials paired with outstanding workmanship from our team.

Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my insurance company willing to pay to replace my roof?
Insurance companies pay to replace your storm damaged roof because they acknowledge that the integrity of the shingle was damaged enough to assume there will likely be problems in the future. Even if you have no current leaks or issues. In this sense, they are proactive, as to save them from a larger claim in the future when/if the roof failed.
How long do I have to file a claim against storm damage?
Homeowners have 3 years from the date of the storm to file a claim for any/all damages relating to storms.
Do I have to pay my deductible?
This question is asked very frequently. LEGALLY you are required to pay your deductible. This is typically the only amount you have to come out of pocket during the entire process.
I was denied once before by my insurance company, should I file again?
In many situations you don’t have to! Even if your insurance company denies your claim, you have 1 year from the date you filed to request a second opinion. This process can be very subjective, so homeowners are entitled to a second opinion if they feel their property did not receive the time and attention it deserved for an unbiased inspection.