STORM DAMAGE ROOF REPLACEMENT
Ask about impact-resistant roofs!
Your roof may be able to handle 4 seasons worth of Illinois weather conditions including wind, hail, and rain damage. After a heavy storm, inspect your roof's shingle conditions for missing flashing, loose/pealing sealant or water damage.
The roofers at Top Quality Roofing & Siding have years of experience repairing roofs with storm damage. You want to hire a home repair company you can trust, and no contractor is more meticulous. Trust our roofing chops, which are backed by the literal industry-leading warranty. Get a 100% free estimate on roof damage replacement.
Fast roof replacement prevents ceiling and attic water damage
After a storm, keep your eyes open for signs of water damage through your attic. If water is getting THROUGH your attic, it might manifest as discoloration in your ceiling paint at first. If the problem is not addressed it could easily cause structural damage in excess of $20,000. You may have water damage in your attic if you notice:
Damp insulation
Discoloration
Bulging walls or ceilings
Mold growth
A musty smell
Cracks in ceiling
ILLINOIS contractors offering damaged siding replacement
Big Illinois storms don’t just cause damage to roofs, they can also severely impact your house’s siding whether it’s aluminum, vinyl or wood. Holes in your siding can trap water and allow for mold and mildew to grow. Call an experienced contractor if you notice:
Dents
Cracks
Chipping
Warping
We can provide you with a 100% free siding damage estimate on our replacement services. You can expect only the best materials from trusted brands including James Hardie, LP SmartSide and Norandex.
Insurance claims for hail-damaged home exteriors
Your insurance company may cover roof repairs and replacements where damage (hail, wind and rain) is outside of your control. Some pointers for homeowners making insurance claims:
Document the date of the storm and reported weather conditions.
Take your own pictures. Get at least 2 angles of any damaged areas.
Get your own estimate. Your insurance company may try to lightly guide you towards their preferred vendors, within the bounds of the law. They may imply they just want to get this taken care of for you, quickly.
