Wind Damage Insurance Claims
A 60 mph wind gust is all it takes to lift ridge caps, separate flashing, and create entry points for water that won't show up until months later. We document the full picture — before it becomes a mold problem.
Wind Damage Is Easy to Miss — and Easy to Underpay
Wind damage often presents as isolated missing shingles or a few lifted panels — damage that looks cosmetic but has already allowed water infiltration beneath the roofing system. Insurance company adjusters typically document only the visually obvious: the shingles they can count from the eave. They routinely miss ridge cap blow-off, flashing displacement, and the structural racking that a severe wind event can cause to the wall framing beneath the siding.
We use NOAA storm data and local weather records to establish wind speed at your property on the date of loss — critical documentation for contested claims where the insurer argues the damage was pre-existing or caused by normal wear.
Our scope-of-loss reports include every damaged component with line-item pricing that reflects actual contractor costs in your area — not the suppressed rates found in insurance industry databases.
What We Document on Every Wind Claim
- 💨 Ridge cap blow-off and shingle displacement
- 💨 Flashing separation at chimneys and valleys
- 💨 Fascia and soffit wind-pull damage
- 💨 Structural racking in wall framing
- 💨 Window and door seal failure
- 💨 Siding panel damage and paint delamination
- 💨 Fence, shed, and detached garage damage
- 💨 NOAA wind speed documentation at loss date
Recent Wind Claim Result
Insurer's Offer
$5,200 $19,800 +281%"They said the damage was just a few shingles. Accurate Adjusting found ridge cap damage, flashing separation, and soffit damage the adjuster never walked over to check. The final settlement covered a full re-roof."
— Satisfied Client, Illinois
Don't Let the Insurance Company Write Your Wind Settlement
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