Know what to do after hail or high wind.
Storm damage from wind, hail, or severe weather can affect more than just your roof. Windows, gutters, fencing, siding, air-conditioning units, and other areas of your property may also be damaged. LUREON is here to guide you through the restoration process, document visible storm-related concerns, and help coordinate the appropriate repairs.
Storm indicators
Hail and wind leave different clues.
Visible indicators do not by themselves establish cause, coverage, or the work required.
- Hail
- Hail may leave indicators on shingles, vents, gutters, screens, and other exposed surfaces.
- Wind
- Wind may lift, crease, displace, or remove shingles and loosen exposed components.
After the storm
Three steps from findings to a decision.
- 01
Start with a property evaluation.
A no-cost property evaluation covers what a storm may have affected.
- 02
Review the condition by area.
Relevant photographs connect visible conditions to the roof or exterior area being discussed.
- 03
Build the restoration plan.
Take no immediate action, monitor, repair, or plan replacement/restoration work based on what was found.
The homeowner chooses the path.
The homeowner decides whether to file a claim; the insurance carrier determines coverage. LUREON documents visible findings and defines any proposed roofing work in writing. We do not interpret the policy or negotiate the claim.