A
North slope
hail bruising
photos
slope-by-slope evidence packet
dry-in priority: west valley
B
West valley
active leak path
tarp
C
Soft metals
dented vents
claim
D
Gutters
granule loss
measure
E
Attic
moisture stain
trace
01
Emergency tarp
Stop water first, photograph the leak, protect the room below.
02
Slope inspection
Mark each roof plane, separate wear from storm impact, log evidence.
03
Claim packet
Give the homeowner a readable folder before the adjuster visit.
04
Build closeout
Show materials, cleanup, warranty registration, and final photos.
Storm work is a chain of evidence.
The scroll should move like the job: stop water, mark slopes, prepare the claim, install, and close out with proof.
Claim help should look like a folder, not a paragraph.
Photos
Hail strikes, lifted shingles, soft metals, attic stains, gutter damage.
Measurements
Slope count, square count, pitch notes, ridge, valley, drip edge.
Adjuster
Meeting window, supplement notes, material choices, code items.
Build
Permit, crew date, dry-in, install photos, cleanup magnet sweep.
From tarp to tear-off, keep the next step visible.
Large sections give the motion room to resolve while the visitor understands the job sequence.
01
Room protected
proof
02
Deck tarped
proof
03
Crew date set
proof
04
Materials staged
proof
05
Magnet sweep
proof
06
Warranty registered
proof
Service area is storm memory.
Homeowners trust roofers who can point to the same storm path, nearby jobs, active tarps, and adjuster meetings.
1
Lake corridor
28 roofs inspected
2
West hail belt
41 photo packets
3
Downtown flats
12 active tarps
4
North ridge
19 adjuster meets
5
Farm road
9 urgent leaks
inspection request
Send roof photos, leak room, storm date, and insurance status.
Active leak or claim photos?
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