Storm Damage Roof Repair in Tampa Bay and Orlando
Hurricane and storm damage handled start to finish: documentation, adjuster meetings, claim paperwork and the repair itself.
What Storm Damage Looks Like on a Florida Roof
- Shingles creased, lifted or missing from wind
- Tile cracked or displaced
- Metal panels or flashing bent or pulled loose
- Water intrusion at vents, valleys and penetrations
- Impact damage from branches and debris
- Granule loss and bruising from hail or heavy rain
Document First
Good documentation is the foundation of a good claim. We photograph the full roof, including close-ups of each area of damage, and use drone images when they show more than a ladder can. You get a record your adjuster can use.
Working with Your Adjuster
We meet your adjuster on the roof so damage is not missed, explain what we found in plain English, and follow up on supplements when hidden damage turns up during the repair. You stay in control of your claim. We do not ask you to assign it to us.
Beware of Storm Chasers
After a hurricane, out-of-state crews fill Tampa. Read our checklist in how to choose a Tampa roofer before you sign anything. We are family-owned, Tampa-headquartered and license CCC1330839.
How a Roof X Storm Damage Job Goes
Free estimate
Photo and drone documentation of every area of damage.
Claim support
We meet your adjuster and handle paperwork and supplements.
Repair or replace
A written scope that matches the approved claim.
Final photos
Completion photos for your insurer and your records.
Storm Damage by City
Storm Damage Across Tampa Bay and Greater Orlando
Roof X works from Tampa headquarters east along I-4 to Orlando, with branch offices in Sarasota and Pensacola. Not sure we cover your city? Check our service areas or call (813) 590-1124.
Storm Damage: Common Questions
Something else on your mind? Call (813) 590-1124 and talk to a real person.
Does insurance cover storm damage to my roof?
Many homeowner policies cover wind and storm damage, subject to your deductible and policy terms. Read your policy and report damage promptly. We help document it.
How long do I have to file a claim?
Florida law sets deadlines for reporting a claim, and your policy may have its own. Report storm damage as soon as you can.
Will you waive my deductible?
No. Waiving or absorbing a deductible is illegal in Florida, and any roofer who offers it is a red flag.
Can you tarp my roof first?
Yes. See emergency roof repair.
Schedule your estimate 100% online.
Tell us about your roof and we will text you a scheduling link. We are on your roof within 48 hours.