Cumming Roof Replacement After Storm or Hail Damage

We have completed 471 roofs in Cumming. 429 of them, 91 percent, were paid through an insurance claim rather than out of the homeowner's pocket.

Does Cumming get enough hail to damage a roof?

Yes. Cumming sits in Forsyth County, and like the rest of north Atlanta it takes real hail and straight-line wind most storm seasons.

The problem is that the damage rarely shows from the ground, or from a quick look at the shingles. Of the 471 roofs we have completed here, 429 turned out to be storm damage a carrier paid for. Those are not roofs that wore out.

Why do you inspect by drone instead of by ladder?

Because hail damage does not photograph well from a ladder, and often cannot be seen from one at all.

Our FAA-licensed operators capture high-resolution images of the whole roof, then go over them the way a forensic investigator would, looking for the marks a storm leaves that are invisible to the naked eye. Once we know what is actually there, we sit down with you, in person or by phone, and show you exactly what we found.

Nobody walks on your roof and you do not need to be home. Free, about 30 minutes.

Which parts of Cumming do you work in?

Across Cumming and the surrounding Forsyth County communities: the areas around Lake Lanier, Vickery, Polo Fields, Windermere, Haw Creek, Sawnee Mountain, and out toward Alpharetta, Suwanee and Gainesville.

If a storm clusters in one subdivision we usually end up inspecting most of the street, because hail does not stop at a property line.

Probably worth a look.

Hail falls hail on one side of a subdivision, the houses in that swath took it and thehouses outside it did not. The boundary is rarely tidy, and plenty of homeowners assume they were outside it when they were not.

What happens after the inspection?

When the dawe take the claim on with your insurance company rather than leaving you tohandle it alone. We document the damage, meet your adjuster at the property and walk the roof with them, which is the appointment that decides what gets paid. Anything the first estimate misses gets submitted as a supplement.

The build itself is usually one day. Most approved claims run three to six weeks from inspection to first payment, and a supplement can add two to four weeks after that.

Permits go through Forsyth County or the City of Cumming depending on the address. We handle that.

Why does waiting make it worse?

Hail does nat is what catches people out.

A roof hit in May can go through a whole summer without a drip. What is actually happening is that the impact points have stripped the granules off the shingle, the mat underneath is exposed to U. By the time water shows on a ceiling, the damage is no longer just shingledeep: it is in the decking, sometimes the insulation.

Had a storm come through your part of Cumming in the last 12 months?

There is a amage that qualifies for a claim and you have simply not seen it yet. Theinspection is free and takes about 30 minutes. If your roof is fine we will tell you that.

Schedule Your Free Drone Inspection  or call (678) 885-9213

More on how a Georgia roof claim works on our roofing FAQ. See our warranty.