Northern Utah storms can do real damage in a few minutes. Hail bruises and cracks shingles, high winds lift and tear them, and heavy snow and ice push water under the roof edge. Some of that damage is obvious from the ground. A lot of it isn’t, and it only shows up months later as a leak.
Quality Pace Roofing inspects and repairs storm-damaged roofs throughout Logan and Cache Valley. We’ll inspect your roof up close, show you what we find, and tell you plainly whether the damage looks worth an insurance claim. Storm damage inspections are free.
Types of Storm Damage We Repair
Northern Utah storms can damage a roof in minutes. These are the problems we see most after hail, wind, and heavy winter weather.
Hail Damage
Bruised or cracked shingles, knocked-off granules, and dented vents, flashing, and gutters.
Wind Damage
Lifted, creased, or missing shingles and torn flashing along ridges and roof edges.
Fallen Trees & Limbs
Punctured shingles and broken decking from branches that come down in a storm.
Snow & Ice Damage
Ice dams that force water under shingles, and gutters pulled loose by heavy ice.
Leaks After a Storm
We trace new stains or drips back to the damage that caused them.
Hidden Damage
Bruised shingles and broken seals often can’t be seen from the ground, and only show up later as leaks.
If a storm has come through your neighborhood, an inspection now can catch damage before it turns into leaks, and before your policy’s deadline for reporting it.
Working With Your Insurance Company
Many homeowners policies cover sudden damage from hail, wind, and falling trees. Normal wear and age usually aren’t covered. Here’s how we help.
An Honest Inspection First
Call us before you file. We’ll tell you whether we see real storm damage, so you don’t file a claim for ordinary wear.
Clear Information for Your Claim
We’ll show you the damage we find so you can describe it accurately to your insurance company.
The Repair or Replacement
Once your claim is settled, we handle the roof repair or roof replacement.
Every policy is different, so check your coverage and deductible with your insurance agent. We can’t promise what your insurer will approve, but we can make sure you know what’s actually happening on your roof.
What to Do After a Storm
Stay Safe
Don’t climb onto a wet, icy, or damaged roof.
Look From the Ground
Check for missing shingles, debris, dented gutters and vents, and granules at the downspouts.
Check Inside
Look for new water stains on ceilings and in the attic.
Take Photos
Photograph any visible damage and note the date of the storm.
Choose a Local Roofer
Out-of-town crews often show up after big storms. Pick a roofer you can still reach after the job is done.
Call for a Free Inspection
Call (435) 757-9642 or request an inspection online. Storm damage inspections are free.
If your roof needs replacing, ask about impact-resistant shingles such as CertainTeed Northgate, a Class 4 shingle built to hold up better against future hail.
Storm Damage Repair Across Cache Valley
We inspect and repair storm-damaged roofs throughout Logan, North Logan, Nibley, Providence, Hyde Park, Smithfield, Hyrum, Wellsville, and Mendon, as well as Brigham City, Tremonton, and Bear Lake.
From the ground, look for dented gutters, downspouts, and roof vents, and for shingle granules collecting at your downspouts. On the roof, hail leaves dark bruises, cracks, and spots where granules have been knocked off. Much of this is hard to see from below, so a close-up inspection is the best way to know.
Call for an inspection first. If there’s no real storm damage, you avoid filing an unnecessary claim. If there is, you’ll know what to tell your insurer.
Most policies require you to report damage within a set time after the storm, and the window varies by insurer. Check your policy or ask your agent, and don’t wait long after a major storm.
Sometimes. If hail or wind damage is widespread, your insurer may approve a full replacement. If the damage is limited, they may cover only repairs. It depends on your policy and the adjuster’s findings.
Nothing. Storm damage inspections are free, with no obligation.