When severe weather hits—whether it’s a hailstorm, heavy winds, or torrential rain—your first priority is safety. But once the storm passes, it’s critical to act quickly to prevent further damage and protect your roof. Here’s a step-by-step guide on what to do right after the storm to minimize long-term costs and restore your home to safety.

Before inspecting anything, make sure it’s safe to go outside. Watch out for:

If you suspect any structural damage to your home, do not enter until cleared by a professional.

Without climbing onto the roof, check for signs of damage you can spot from the ground:

Use binoculars or a drone (if available) for a better view without risking your safety.

Storm damage isn't always visible from the outside. Head into your attic or upper floors to look for:

These signs often indicate hidden roof damage that requires immediate attention.

Take clear, detailed photos of any visible damage—both inside and out. This documentation is essential for:

Temporary fixes can help minimize additional issues while waiting for professional repairs:

Avoid climbing onto the roof yourself. Let the experts handle anything high-risk.

Call G Roofing to perform a full post-storm roof assessment. Our trained professionals will:

If the damage is significant, file a claim with your homeowner’s insurance:

Even small roof issues can snowball into major problems if left unaddressed:

At G Roofing, we understand the stress that comes after a storm. That’s why we offer:

Don’t wait for damage to get worse. Contact G Roofing today for your post-storm roof assessment and peace of mind.