Hail damage roof repair and replacement
Hail bruises and cracks shingles in ways that are hard to see from the ground but shorten a roof’s life and lead to leaks. First Responders offers free hail inspections across the St. Louis area, documents every hit for your insurer, meets the adjuster, and repairs or replaces the roof.
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Call now (314) 644-8800 Text us photos (314) 943-6606- On-site in about 2 hours
- Free roof and storm inspections
- Photo documentation and itemized estimates for your claim
Signs you need hail damage roof repair
- Dents on gutters, downspouts and roof vents
- Dark spots where granules were knocked off shingles
- Granules piled at downspout outlets
- Cracked or split shingles and damaged skylights
How we handle hail damage roof repair
Free inspection
We inspect the roof and exterior and photograph every damaged area.
Damage report
You get a photo report and itemized estimate to share with your insurer, and we show the damage to your adjuster on-site.
Replacement
Tear-off, deck inspection, new underlayment, shingles, flashing and ventilation.
Clean-up
Magnetic sweep for nails and full debris haul-away.
From our customers
This is a great company to work with. They were on site within hours of first phone call. Management maintained constant contact until all work was complete which took several months. There were multiple crews all were very professional.
I love they give back to our local law enforcement, I love the work they did, I really loved my overall experience from beginning to end.
I had a great experience with First Responders after my kitchen flooded.
Hail damage roof repair questions
What size hail damages a roof?
Hail around 1 inch and larger commonly damages asphalt shingles, and smaller hail can damage older roofs.
Do you charge for hail inspections?
No. Inspections are free, and you get photos of what we find.
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Call and a crew is dispatched. We are on-site in about 2 hours, day or night.