Senior Roofing Consultant
12 years in residential roofing. IHI-certified hail damage assessor. Based in Dallas, TX.
A field-tested playbook for documenting hail, wind, tornado, and ice damage in Oklahoma so your insurance claim stands on facts, not memory.
A field guide for the Nickleville and Grady County, Georgia area: how to read hail and wind roof damage after a storm, what to document, and how to keep your insurance file honest and strong.
A field-tested method for documenting storm damage for North Carolina insurance claims, from the first safe photo to a review-ready file the adjuster can actually follow.
A Lincolnia-specific field guide to checking your roof after hail or high wind: five things to look for, what to photograph, Fairfax County permit and licensing rules, and how to talk to an insurer without overstepping.
A storm-report point near Zenda in Kingman County usually logs wind and small hail, not softballs. Here is how to read the difference on your own roof, what to document, and how to hire a registered Kansas roofer without getting played.
A field guide to spotting hail and wind roof damage on a Del Rio home, anchored to real Val Verde County storm data, with a documentation checklist and the questions to ask before you sign anything.
A field-tested guide to handling roof storm damage in Palm Bay and Brevard County: what wind and hail actually do to Space Coast roofs, what to document, Florida code and claim rules, and how to choose a roofer without getting burned.
A roofer's playbook for hail roof damage in Upper Sandusky and Wyandot County, OH: spot real impact versus ordinary wear, document it properly, and avoid the storm-chaser traps.
You cannot confirm shingle hail damage from the curb, but you can read the collateral clues that tell you whether a real inspection is worth your time. Here is exactly what to look for, photograph, and ignore.
A roofing veteran's full list of questions to ask before you sign a storm damage contract, plus the deductible, AOB, and cancellation traps that catch homeowners every season.
Functional roof damage changes how a roof sheds water or how long it lasts. Cosmetic damage changes how it looks. Here is how pros tell them apart, material by material, and why the line decides repairs, claims, and warranties.
A cracked pipe boot is one of the most common ways a storm turns into a ceiling stain. Here are five checks to run first, what the damage actually looks like, and how to document it without climbing a wet roof.
A working field manual for 2026 roof installs: how to run scope, safety, code, deck, flashing, and closeout as one repeatable system so the roof lasts and the records hold up.
A field guide for the apartment complex roof replacement contractor: how to price, sequence, communicate, protect residents, and close out occupied multi-unit roofing without the project running you.
A practical playbook for the one-page storm damage report you hand a roofer before the first visit, including a safe photo list, a fill-in template, and the hard line between observing damage and diagnosing it.
A Panhandle-specific look at spotting hail and wind roof damage near Seminole Hills, Bay County, FL: what the local storm record really shows, the five checks that matter, and how to document everything without overstating your claim.
A field guide for Collinsville and Madison County homeowners: the five signs of hail and wind roof damage worth checking after a storm, what to document, and how to hire a roofer without getting burned.
A plain, field-tested guide to checking for hail and wind roof damage on homes near Bethel and Broken Bow in McCurtain County, Oklahoma, with the local storm record, Oklahoma roofing law, real cost ranges, and the exact things to document.
