Missing or lifted shingles
Wind can loosen shingles without causing an immediate interior leak.
Storm damage & restoration
After the storm, start with the facts.
JMA inspects the roof, documents visible damage, and gives you a clear construction path—without pressure or promises about coverage.
Know what to look for
Storm damage is not always obvious from the ground.
Small signs can become expensive leaks. If your neighborhood experienced hail or strong wind, a professional inspection can help you understand the roof’s condition.
Granules near downspouts
An unusual buildup can indicate hail impact or accelerated shingle wear.
Dents in metal surfaces
Gutters, flashing, and vents may show storm impact before the roof is inspected.
Ceiling spots or active leaks
Water intrusion should be evaluated quickly to limit further damage.
The restoration process
One straightforward path from inspection to completion.
JMA handles the roofing work and keeps the construction details organized at each step.
Request an inspection
Tell us what happened and where the property is located.
See what’s really there
JMA inspects the roof and documents visible wind, hail, or water concerns.
Get a clear scope
We explain repair options and can coordinate construction details with your adjuster.
Restore with confidence
A trained crew completes the approved work, protects the property, and cleans up carefully.
Clear roles. Better communication.
Your contractor should make the construction side easier.
JMA can share inspection photos, explain the recommended scope, and meet at the property when useful. Your insurer determines coverage; JMA remains focused on building the roof correctly.
- Document visible roof and exterior conditions
- Explain repair versus replacement considerations
- Coordinate construction information with the adjuster
- Complete approved work to manufacturer standards
Storm questions
Straight answers before you make a decision.
If you are unsure whether the roof needs attention, that is exactly what the inspection is for.
What should I do after a hail or wind storm?
Start with a professional roof inspection before small damage becomes a leak. JMA can photograph visible conditions and explain the repair or replacement options clearly.
Will JMA work with my insurance adjuster?
Yes. As the roofing contractor, JMA can share inspection findings, meet at the property, and clarify the construction scope. Coverage decisions remain with you and your insurance carrier.
Does visible damage always mean I need a new roof?
No. The right solution depends on the roof, the type of damage, and its extent. JMA will explain what was found and recommend an appropriate next step without pressure.
How quickly will someone contact me?
The proposed follow-up system confirms every request immediately and puts it in one callback queue so no homeowner inquiry sits unnoticed.
Insurance note
Coverage is determined by your policy and insurance carrier. JMA Exteriors is a roofing contractor, not an insurer or public adjuster, and does not promise or guarantee claim approval.
Ready when you are
Not sure what the storm left behind?
Request a free inspection or call John directly. No pressure—just a practical next step.