An inspection can help you understand whether there is visible storm damage and what repairs may be needed. Our team can explain its findings and provide supporting photographs.

You don’t need to wait for a contractor’s inspection to notify your insurer. If you suspect damage, ask your insurance company about reporting requirements and next steps.

Awalt Construction backs its workmanship with a transferable lifetime workmanship warranty. Ask us for the written terms, including covered work, exclusions, and transfer requirements.

Manufacturer warranties cover roofing products separately. We’ll explain the warranties that apply to your project before work begins.

Contact your insurance company promptly to report the damage and ask about your deductible, coverage, and claim deadlines. Keep photographs, inspection findings, repair estimates, and receipts together.

Awalt Construction can document the roof’s condition and provide an estimate for recommended repairs. Your insurer determines coverage and the claim payment under your policy.

DO NOT pull the ladder out and have a look. Leave that to us. Rather, photograph any visible damage or interior leaks. Note the storm date and schedule a roof inspection—hail damage isn’t always visible from below.

If water is entering your property, take reasonable steps to prevent further damage and keep receipts for emergency repairs. Contact Awalt Construction to discuss an inspection.