Concerned a Recent Storm May Have Damaged Your Roof?
Wind, hail, and severe weather can affect a roof even when damage isn't obvious from the ground. A professional roof inspection can help you better understand your roof's condition and determine what steps, if any, may be needed.
Signs Your Roof May Need a Closer Look
Some storm-related roof issues are easy to spot, while others may require a professional inspection.
Missing or lifted shingles
Strong winds can loosen, lift, or remove shingles, potentially leaving portions of the roof more exposed.
Damaged or creased shingles
Wind can cause shingles to bend or crease, and the damage may not always be noticeable from the ground.
Hail concerns
Hail can affect roofing materials in ways that can be difficult for homeowners to identify without a closer inspection.
Leaks or water stains
New leaks, ceiling stains, or moisture after severe weather are good reasons to have the roof evaluated.
Debris or fallen branches
Branches and storm debris can damage shingles, flashing, gutters, and other roofing components.
You're simply not sure
You don't need to see obvious damage to have questions. An inspection can help you better understand your roof's condition.
Get Answers About Your Roof
Tell Us About Your Roof
Complete a short form and tell us what you've noticed and whether your home was recently affected by severe weather.
Get Connected
We'll help connect you with a local roofing professional who can evaluate the condition of your roof.
Understand Your Options
After the roof has been evaluated, you can better understand the condition of your roof and determine what next steps make sense for your situation.
What About Homeowners Insurance?
If storm-related damage is identified, homeowners may choose to review their insurance policy and contact their insurance carrier to understand whether coverage may apply. Coverage varies by policy and circumstances. Central Florida Home Solutions does not determine insurance coverage or claim eligibility.
Concerned About Your Roof After a Storm?
You don't have to determine the condition of your roof from the ground. Request an inspection and get a clearer understanding of what may be going on.
Request a Roof Inspection
Tell us a little about your roof and we'll help you determine the next step.
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