A storm damage roof inspection checks missing shingles, displaced flashing, leaks, and related gutter damage after wind, hail, or heavy rain. We share visible findings and explain repair or replacement options. For an active leak or urgent concern, call 856-292-7282.
Findings before insurance decisions.
We document visible roof conditions. Your insurance company decides coverage under your policy.
Completed work
Precision Exteriors completed the roof replacement shown here using Owens Corning Duration shingles in Desert Rose.
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Shingles, flashing, roof openings, and gutters are checked around the damage or leak you reported.
We look for gaps, lifted edges, and visible creases, then review the surrounding shingles to understand whether a focused repair may fit.
We document visible marks on shingles and roofline materials with helpful photos. An inspection describes the condition; marks alone do not establish when or why damage occurred.
We check visible flashing and details around vents, valleys, and roof openings near the reported problem for displaced material or possible water-entry paths.
We review loose or damaged roofline materials and drainage concerns alongside the new stains or moisture you report, then explain which areas need attention.
We start with what you noticed, check the visible roof, and explain the condition in plain language.
Tell us the property location, what changed, and where you noticed water or damage. We confirm availability and the appropriate visit.
We check visible shingles, flashing, vents, valleys and related roofline or drainage concerns around the reported problem.
We explain the visible conditions and share useful roof photos so you understand the repair or replacement questions.
If work is recommended, we provide a written estimate. Your insurance company decides coverage under your policy.
We explain the visible roof and gutter conditions, share relevant photos when helpful, and provide a written estimate if repair or replacement is recommended.
A visible mark alone does not establish its cause or date. Covered layers and decking may need further evaluation when roofing is removed. Your insurer decides coverage under your policy.
Do not climb onto the roof. Call if you notice a new leak, loose material, missing shingles, or roof debris in the yard.
Lifted or missing shingles and moved flashing can leave the roof more exposed to rain.
We note visible shingle, gutter, and roofline marks that may have followed hail or flying debris.
New ceiling stains, shingles in the yard, attic moisture, loose gutters, and debris around valleys are all reasons to call.
Your insurance company decides coverage under your policy. We focus on the roof condition, helpful photos, and repair or replacement options.
Before the visit, note when you first saw the change and where water appeared inside the home. Share photos you can take safely from the ground. For a new leak, review our roof leak repair options or call 856-292-7282.
We are based in Blackwood. Review local coverage in Gloucester County and Burlington County, or see our South Jersey, Southeastern Pennsylvania outside Philadelphia, and Northern Delaware service areas. Share the property address so we can confirm availability.
These guides explain safe observations and the information that helps during a roof inspection.
Use safe ground-level observations and know what information to share when requesting an inspection.
Read: What to Check on Your Roof After a StormSee the immediate safety steps and roof details worth documenting after high wind.
Read: Missing Shingles After a WindstormLearn how visible-condition documentation, repair questions, and replacement questions fit together.
Read: Storm Damage Roof Repair: What to Do NextFree inspection request
Tell us what happened and share whatever property location details you know. The contact details you provide let us confirm the next step. For an active leak or urgent concern, call us directly.
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Answers about photos, insurance decisions, timing, and what the inspection covers.
We explain visible roof findings and provide relevant photos or written findings when useful. Your insurance company decides what is covered under your policy.
No. Our job is to inspect the roof and explain the condition. The decision to contact your insurance company is yours.
Send the property address and tell us what you noticed. We will contact you to confirm availability and the right type of visit.
Areas we serve
See where Precision Exteriors offers storm-related roof inspections across South Jersey, Southeastern Pennsylvania outside Philadelphia, and Northern Delaware.
View all service areasShare the property location, when the storm occurred, and where damage or water appeared. We will confirm inspection availability.