Storm Damage Roof Repair in Jacksonville, FL
Wind, hurricane or fallen-tree damage. Tell us what happened and we'll match you with one licensed local roofer. Free service, no obligation to hire.
Roofers of Jacksonville is a referral service, not a roofing contractor.
Storm damage we can help with
- Shingles that are lifted, creased or blown off
- Damaged or missing flashing and ridge caps
- Dented or loose metal panels
- Cracked or displaced tiles
- Holes or punctures from limbs and debris
- New leaks after a storm
- Temporary tarping to keep water out until repairs
After a storm: what to do first
Start with safety. Stay off the roof, and keep away from downed power lines and hanging limbs. From the ground, take photos of any damage you can see, inside and out. Move belongings away from leaks. Then get a licensed roofer to look at the roof.
Our step-by-step guide covers what to check and who to call.
Watch out for storm chasers
After a big storm, out-of-town crews often knock on doors. Before you sign anything, ask for the company's Florida license number and look it up on the DBPR. Be careful with anyone who pressures you to sign on the spot. Every roofer we match you with holds an active Florida roofing contractor license that we've looked up first.
Storm damage on commercial roofs
We also help business owners and property managers find a licensed roofer for storm damage on commercial buildings, including flat roofs and metal roofs. Choose Business on the first step of the form.
How matching works
Licensed first
- Every roofer we match holds an active Florida roofing contractor license.
- We look the license up on the Florida DBPR before we connect you.
- You get the license number so you can check it yourself.
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Storm Damage questions
What does storm damage on a roof look like?
Lifted, creased or missing shingles, bent flashing, dented metal, cracked tiles, holes from debris and new leaks or ceiling stains after a storm. Some damage is hard to see from the ground, which is why a roofer checks the roof itself.
What should I do first after a storm?
Stay safe. Keep off the roof and away from downed lines and hanging limbs. Take photos from the ground, move belongings away from leaks, then get a licensed roofer to look at the roof. Our guide to roof damage after a hurricane walks through each step.
Should I get on the roof to look?
No. A storm-damaged roof can be slippery and weak in spots. Leave the climbing to the roofer.
Can a roofer put a tarp on my roof?
Many roofing companies offer temporary tarping to keep water out until repairs are made. Tell us in your request if you need it, and see our emergency roofing page if water is coming in now.
How do I avoid storm chasers?
Ask any roofer for their Florida license number and look it up on the DBPR before you sign anything. Be careful with door-to-door crews who push you to sign right away. Every roofer we match you with holds an active Florida roofing contractor license that we've looked up first.
Will you help with my insurance claim?
No. We're a referral service and don't handle, file or give advice on insurance claims. For questions about your policy or a claim, contact your insurance company or agent directly.
Can you help with storm damage on a commercial building?
Yes. We help business owners and property managers find a licensed roofer for commercial storm damage, including flat roofs and metal roofs. Choose Business on the first step of the form.
Is the service free?
Yes. Our service is free for homeowners. There's nothing to purchase and no obligation to hire.
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