Storm Damage Roof Repair Savannah GA

Look for: missing or lifted shingles, dents on metal vents and flashing, granules accumulating in gutters, cracked or broken shingles, water spots on ceilings, and damaged or missing ridge caps. Hail damage is especially hard to spot — it creates bruises in the shingle mat that weaken the roof over time but look fine from the ground. After any major storm in Coastal Georgia, schedule a free professional inspection. We document all damage with photos and a written report, which also serves as your insurance claim evidence.

Yes, most homeowner policies in Georgia cover sudden storm damage including wind, hail, and fallen tree damage. Your out-of-pocket cost is typically just your deductible. We help with the entire claim process from start to finish: free inspection, detailed photo documentation, Xactimate estimates that match insurance industry standards, on-site adjuster meetings, and supplement filing if the initial payout falls short. We bill your insurance carrier directly so you never have to chase reimbursement.

Get a professional inspection within 48 hours of the storm — insurance policies typically require prompt reporting. Emergency tarping should happen the same day if there is active water intrusion, since every hour of delay allows moisture to spread into decking, insulation, and drywall. Secondary water damage is often excluded from claims when repair is unreasonably delayed. Once your insurance claim is approved, we move quickly: most repairs and replacements are completed within days, not weeks.

Storm damage repair costs in Savannah vary by severity. Emergency tarping runs $500–$1,500. Partial repairs — replacing damaged shingles, flashing, or ridge caps — typically cost $1,500–$6,000. Full storm-related replacements run $8,000–$18,000 depending on roof size and materials. If the damage is covered by your homeowner's policy, your out-of-pocket cost is typically just your deductible — we bill your insurance carrier directly and handle all documentation at no extra charge.