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Hail damage, wind damage, fallen trees, and ice dams — professional inspection, drone documentation, and full roof restoration across PA, NJ & Delaware. We guide you through every step of the insurance claim process.
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(215) 847-3522 — Call NowWhen a storm damages your roof, the path forward involves two parallel challenges: getting your property protected and repaired, and navigating the insurance claim process to ensure you receive the coverage you’ve been paying for.
At Shelby Roofing Services, we specialize in both. We conduct thorough drone-documented inspections, prepare detailed damage assessments, and perform complete roof restorations across PA, NJ, and Delaware. We work alongside homeowners throughout the entire claims process — from the initial inspection through adjuster meetings to final installation.
Our role is not to negotiate or manage your claim for you. Our role is to ensure your roof is properly inspected, thoroughly documented, and professionally restored — and that you have the information and support you need at every step.
Hail impacts crack, bruise, or fracture shingles — often in ways that are not visible from the ground. We inspect every surface with drone photography and hands-on assessment, documenting granule loss, bruising, and impact points that insurance adjusters need to see.
High winds lift, crack, and remove shingles — particularly along ridges, rakes, and edges. Missing or displaced shingles expose underlayment and decking to water intrusion. Even partially lifted shingles break the waterproof seal and require prompt attention.
Trees and large branches can cause structural damage to decking, rafters, and the roofing system itself. We assess the full extent of impact damage, including hidden structural issues that may not be immediately visible, and provide a complete restoration plan.
Ice dams form at the roof edge when heat from the attic melts snow, which then refreezes. Water backing up behind ice dams can lift shingles, penetrate underlayment, and enter the structure — causing damage to ceilings, walls, and insulation.
Lightning strikes can crack or shatter roofing materials, damage decking, and in some cases cause fire or structural damage. Any lightning strike warrants a thorough professional inspection — even when no obvious damage is visible from the exterior.
Storm-driven rain can penetrate through damaged flashing, broken seals, or compromised shingles. Interior water stains, ceiling damage, and attic moisture are indicators of roofing system failure that requires both roof restoration and documentation for your claim.
If a storm recently passed through PA, NJ, or Delaware, use the tools below to verify activity. Hail as small as ¾” can cause hidden roof damage — a free inspection confirms it quickly.
Live radar powered by Windy.com — use the layer menu inside the map to switch between Radar, Wind, and Precipitation views.
Saw storm activity near your home? Get a free professional inspection — most insurance deductibles are covered by the claim.
Schedule Free Storm InspectionWe do not manage your claim or act as a public adjuster. We provide professional inspection, documentation, and restoration — and stand beside you throughout the process.
We conduct a thorough inspection of your roof using both hands-on assessment and drone photography. Every area of damage is identified, photographed, and documented. This inspection is free of charge — and the documentation we provide becomes a critical part of your insurance claim.
We prepare a written damage assessment identifying the type, location, and extent of all storm-related damage. This report is structured to communicate what insurance adjusters need to see — including impact measurements, granule loss documentation, and identification of compromised components.
Armed with our inspection report and documentation, you file a claim with your insurance carrier. We can advise you on what to include and what questions to ask your carrier — though the claim relationship is between you and your insurer.
When your insurance adjuster comes to inspect the property, we are available to be present and walk through our findings alongside them. Having a professional contractor present during the adjuster visit ensures that all documented damage is properly reviewed and considered.
Once your carrier issues a claim estimate, we review it alongside you. If the scope does not fully address the documented damage, we can provide additional documentation or a supplemental assessment to support a revised review.
We complete the approved scope of work — full tear-off, deck inspection, new system installation, proper flashing, and a final walkthrough. Every project is permitted, documented, and warrantied. You receive the before-and-after photo documentation that serves as your permanent record.
Insurance claims are decided on evidence. Carriers require specific types of documentation to approve replacement vs. repair — and without a thorough, professionally prepared damage assessment, many legitimate claims are underpaid or denied.
Our drone photography captures angles and details not visible from the ground. Our written assessments identify granule loss measurements, impact diameters, compromised flashing, and water intrusion pathways — the exact information adjusters use to determine claim value.
Every elevation captured with drone before and after. Evidence that stands up to adjuster review.
Detailed, structured assessment identifying every damaged component and its cause.
Official township record for insurance, resale, and long-term documentation.
We attend the adjuster visit and walk through our findings alongside your carrier representative.
Full replacement of architectural and Grand Manor shingle systems following hail, wind, or impact damage.
Learn More →Assessment and restoration of standing seam, double lock, and copper metal systems following storm impact or wind uplift.
Learn More →Repair and restoration of natural and synthetic slate systems. Hail damage to slate requires expert assessment to identify cracked or fractured slates.
Learn More →Storm impact and wind damage assessment on cedar shake systems, including split, displaced, or missing shakes and damaged flashing.
Learn More →Inspection and restoration of EPDM rubber membrane systems following storm-related punctures, seam failures, or drainage issues.
Learn More →Assessment and restoration of TPO membrane systems following storm damage, including seam failures, punctures, and ponding water issues.
Learn More →Most insurance policies require claims to be filed within a specific window after the storm event. Waiting too long can result in a denied claim. If you believe your roof was affected by a storm, schedule an inspection as soon as possible — even if you don’t see obvious damage from the ground.
Some contractors will ask homeowners to sign an Assignment of Benefits (AOB), which transfers your insurance claim rights directly to the contractor. We do not use or recommend this practice. Your claim is yours — we work for you, not around you.
Any contractor who offers to "waive your deductible" is engaging in insurance fraud under Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware law. Shelby Roofing Services operates with full transparency — your deductible is paid to us per your policy agreement.
The quality and thoroughness of your damage documentation directly impacts the outcome of your claim. Our drone photography, written assessments, and professional reports are specifically structured to provide your carrier with the evidence needed to accurately evaluate your loss.
Every project below started with a call, a same-week inspection, and a complete damage assessment. These are real properties we’ve documented, tarped, and restored across PA, NJ & Delaware.
Fire Damage — Ground Assessment
Emergency Tarp & Rapid Response
Wind & Storm Shingle Damage — Drone Documentation
Drone Documentation — Aerial Damage Assessment
After a storm, it can be hard to know whether your roof needs a full replacement or just a repair. Watch this short video to see the three most common warning signs — and why catching them early matters.
Schedule a Free Inspection →Everything homeowners need to know about storm damage, insurance claims, and roof restoration.
Common signs include missing, cracked, or curled shingles, granule loss visible in gutters and downspouts, dented or cracked metal flashing, damaged ridge caps, and water stains on interior ceilings. Many types of storm damage — particularly hail bruising — are not visible from the ground. A professional inspection with drone photography is the most reliable way to assess your roof after any storm event.
Most standard homeowner’s insurance policies cover sudden and accidental damage from storms — including hail, wind, fallen trees, and ice dams. Coverage depends on your specific policy, deductible, and the cause of damage. Shelby Roofing Services provides thorough inspection documentation and detailed damage reports to support your claim with your carrier.
The process typically involves: (1) professional inspection and damage documentation, (2) filing a claim with your carrier, (3) an adjuster visit, (4) receiving a claim estimate, (5) reviewing the scope with your contractor, and (6) completing the restoration. We walk alongside you through every step and are available to communicate directly with adjusters when needed.
It depends on the extent of the damage, your policy terms, and your carrier. Many policies cover full replacement when damage is widespread enough that repairs cannot restore the roof to its pre-storm condition. Thorough documentation — including drone photography, granule loss measurements, and a written damage assessment — is critical to supporting a full replacement claim.
Most policies require claims to be filed within 1 to 2 years of the storm event, though this varies by carrier and policy. In PA, NJ, and Delaware, it is best to have your roof inspected and a claim filed as quickly as possible — delayed claims can be denied or reduced. Contact Shelby Roofing Services for a prompt inspection after any significant storm.
Yes. We work alongside homeowners during the claims process regardless of their insurance carrier — State Farm, Allstate, Erie, Travelers, USAA, Liberty Mutual, and all others. We provide professional inspection reports, detailed damage documentation, and are available to be present during adjuster visits to ensure your roof’s condition is accurately assessed.