Storm damage roof repair in Acadiana.

South Louisiana sees more named storms than almost anywhere in the country. Between hurricane season, summer hail bursts, and the occasional severe thunderstorm, roofs here take a beating. We have rebuilt roofs after Hurricane Laura, Delta, and Ida, and we have repaired damage from hailstorms that left the rest of the home untouched. The work after a storm is half roofing and half paperwork. We do both.

What we repair after a storm.

• Wind damage. Lifted shingles, missing shingles, creased shingles that have lost their seal, damaged ridge caps, and torn underlayment.
• Hail damage. Bruised, fractured, or impact-pocked shingles. Often invisible from the ground but visible to an adjuster on the roof.
• Hurricane damage. Large sections of missing roof, exposed decking, damaged flashing, and structural damage from wind uplift.
• Tree and debris damage. Branches through the deck, debris that has punctured shingles or torn flashing.
• Water intrusion damage. Active leaks from storm-caused breaches in the roof envelope.
• Lightning damage. Less common but real. Lightning can fracture shingles and damage flashing.

Our storm repair process.

1. 1. Free inspection. We climb the roof and photograph every slope. We document everything an adjuster would document, even on slopes that look fine.
2. 2. Written damage report. You get the photos and a written report. If the damage meets your policy threshold, we recommend filing. If it does not, we tell you that too.
3. 3. File the claim. You call your insurer to open the claim. We send our documentation to support it.
4. 4. Adjuster meeting. We meet your adjuster on the roof. The adjuster sees what we saw. Anything they miss, we walk through with them.
5. 5. Insurance scope approval. Once your insurer approves a scope, we review it with you in plain English and flag any missing items.
6. 6. Repair or replacement. We schedule the work. For partial damage we repair the affected area. For widespread damage we replace the roof.
7. 7. Supplements as needed. If we tear off and find decking damage, code-required upgrades, or extra layers, we submit a supplement to your insurer. Normal and legal.
8. 8. Depreciation recovery. Most Louisiana policies pay actual cash value first, then release depreciation after work is complete. We submit the paperwork to release the final check.

Why pick us for storm work.

• We live here. Local crews, local trucks, local insurance relationships. We have walked Laura, Delta, and Ida roofs across this region.
• Documentation built in. We document in the format insurers expect, with time-stamped photos and damage maps. Adjusters appreciate it. Approvals move faster.
• Honest answers. We will not push you to file a claim if real storm damage is not there. A denied claim is worse than no claim.
• No deductible fraud. We do not waive deductibles. Period. It is illegal in Louisiana and puts your claim at risk.
• Same crew end to end. Inspection, adjuster meeting, repair, supplement, depreciation submission. One company, one accountable team.

Hail vs wind: how to tell.

Different storm types leave different signatures on a roof. Knowing which one hit your house helps the claim move faster.

Where we handle storm damage.

Same coverage as our regular service area. Storm damage calls get priority routing during active weather seasons.