Storm Help Starts with the Roof Condition
Wind can lift covering and open roof edges. Hail can damage shingles and exposed metal. The useful next step is to examine the physical roof, including connections that are difficult to see from the yard.
If water is coming in now, call and say so. Temporary protection and permanent repairs serve different purposes. Stay off a damaged roof and keep clear of wet electrical fixtures or a sagging ceiling.
Permanent work replaces damaged covering and repairs the failed flashing or edge connection into usable surrounding material. When the damage is widespread or the roof cannot support a reliable local repair, discuss replacement alongside repair.
The storm damage guide explains the work, while insurance coverage follows the actual policy and claim.