Contact
Getting in touch
What we can help with, what we cannot, and how to raise a correction to anything published here.
If You Own The Roof
Homeowners
If you want work done, the useful route is not a general enquiry to us — it is a request that reaches roofing companies who cover your area. Start from the page for what happened: storm, hail and wind damage, or a roof inspection.
The number is (844) 833-2185. It connects you to an independent licensed and insured roofing company covering your area, at no cost to you — we are paid for the introduction rather than for the work, which is set out in full on how we make money. Calling is the fastest route; there is no form to fill in and we do not need your details to put you through.
Before you speak to anyone, two things on this site are worth five minutes: your county storm record, which tells you what has actually happened where you live, and the deductible arithmetic, which tells you whether a claim can pay at all. Both are free and neither asks for your details.
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What we cannot do
Emergencies
We are not an emergency service and have no dispatch. If a roof is failing onto live electrics, or a structure looks unsafe, contact your utility or emergency services.
Coverage decisions
We cannot tell you whether your policy covers a loss. That is between you, your policy and your insurer, and where it goes wrong, your state insurance department.
Legal advice
Nothing here is legal advice, and we cannot give any. Deadlines and matching rules differ by state, and only your policy and your state regulator are authoritative.
Inspections and repairs
We do not inspect, repair or replace roofs, and we do not adjust claims. We connect homeowners with independent companies that do.
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Corrections and data questions
If a figure here is wrong, or a source has moved, or our county aggregation disagrees with what you can see in the NOAA record yourself, tell us. Include the page, the exact wording, and where the correct position can be checked. Our editorial standards set out how corrections are handled and why the last-updated date moves when one is made.
Roofing Companies
Partnership enquiries
We route homeowners to independent, licensed and insured roofing companies. If you run one and want to receive work, say which counties you cover, what your state license number is, and what your insurance position is. We do not sell placement in editorial guidance, because our guidance does not name companies.
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Before you call anyone
The independent match — we are paid for the introduction, not for the size of your job
Most roofing advice is written by the company that wants to do the work. That is not a failing of the people who read it; it is a defect in who is talking. The estimate, the diagnosis and the invoice come from one party, and no amount of care on your side fixes that.
We are built the other way round. We do not repair roofs and we do not sell materials, so the payment reaches us when you are connected to a licensed, insured roofing company — the same amount whether your roof needs an eight-hundred-dollar repair or a twenty-thousand-dollar replacement. Nobody here has a reason to talk you into the larger number. How we make money and how we research are both written down.
Waiting is the one thing that actually costs money. An insurance clock runs from the date of the damage rather than the date you noticed it, and damage that sits through a season stops reading as sudden and starts reading as wear — which is the exclusion that pays nothing. And if your roof is simply worn out, say so on the call. No claim will pay for age, we will tell you that plainly, and you will have lost nothing but the call.