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Storm & Hail Damage Roofing In Minneapolis & The Twin Cities

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After a storm, the most valuable thing we give you is the truth. We inspect thoroughly, tell you whether you actually have damage, and, if you do, document it and write our own itemized estimate for the work. No inflated claims.

30+ years of Twin Cities roofing · Experienced with insurance work · Ethical, documented, deductible-honest · Local crews, start to finish

A photo of a grey shingle in St Anthony in July

Do I Actually Have Hail Damage?

The only way to know is an up-close inspection, because hail damage rarely shows from the ground. We'll get on the roof and tell you honestly.

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What Storm And Hail Damage Actually Does To A Roof

Minnesota roofs take hail, straight-line wind, ice, and the occasional tornado, and storm damage is the most common reason a roof needs work before its time. Twin Cities hail season peaks May through August, and the problem is that most of what it does doesn't look like damage from the ground.

Hail bruises shingles and knocks loose the granules that protect the asphalt underneath; those spots fail quietly over the next few years. Wind lifts and creases shingles, breaks their seal, and tears at ridge caps and flashing. A single storm can shorten a roof's life by a decade without ever causing a visible leak, which is exactly why a detailed, up-close inspection matters more than a guess.

Want the full picture of what hail does to a Minnesota roof? Read the June 19, 2026 hailstorm record.
Three tab asphalt shingles on a St. Anthony roof photographed with no markup, before the impact was circled.

A hail impact on a three-tab asphalt shingle, St. Anthony, after the June 19, 2026 storm. Photographed with no markup.

The same St. Anthony shingle photograph with one hail impact circled on the image in orange.

The same photograph, with the impact circled on the image so you can see it.

The Honest Inspection, Before You File

Here's where 30+ years pays off: we tell you whether you actually have damage before you call your insurer. So we get on the roof, photograph everything, and give you a straight answer.

If the damage is real, we document it thoroughly: dated photos, measurements, a damage map, and the specific evidence adjusters look for. If it isn't, we'll tell you that too, and you'll have a clean bill of health for your records. Either way, you leave with facts, not a sales pitch.

Storm or hail damage? Get a documented inspection before you file.

How The Insurance Claim Works, And What We Do

Here's the path, and exactly what we do at each step. We don't act as your public adjuster, and we can't give legal advice.

1. Inspection & Documentation

We inspect, photograph, and document the damage before anything is disturbed. You get a copy of everything.

2. You File The Claim

You contact your insurer and file. You own the claim.

3. The Adjuster Meeting

We can meet your insurance adjuster on-site and walk the roof with them. We talk to your adjuster about two things: what is damaged, and what it costs to fix.

4. Restoration, Done Correctly

Once the claim is approved, we restore the roof to code with premium materials. If we find damage the loss statement missed, we send our revised itemized estimate to your carrier, with you copied on it.

That Is Where Our Lane Ends

We do not represent you, adjust your claim, or negotiate on your behalf. You own the claim. If your carrier denies it, we stop, we hand you everything we have documented at no charge, and what happens next is yours to decide.

What We Will Never Do

The storm-chasing industry gave roofing a bad name. We're the opposite of it, by design.

Aligning with what's best for the Twin Cities is exactly what makes us the safer choice after a storm.

Repair, Restore, Or Replace?

Not every storm means a new roof. Sometimes a targeted repair restores the roof completely; sometimes the damage is widespread enough that a full replacement is the correct outcome. We give you the honest read and the documentation to back it up, then let the evidence and your policy decide.

We Know Twin Cities Storms

We're based in the north and northeast metro, and we respond where we live. When hail moved through St. Anthony and the northeast metro on June 19, 2026, we were inspecting roofs in the neighborhoods around Silver Lake because people called us, not because we knocked on doors like the storm-chasers who follow the weather from three states away. Here's the June 19, 2026 hailstorm record.

Because we're local, we know which storms actually hit which suburbs and what the damage looked like. That context protects you from paying for damage a storm didn't cause.

Areas We Serve

Based in St. Anthony and Northeast Minneapolis, we respond to storm and hail damage across the Twin Cities metro: Hennepin and Ramsey counties, and south down the I-35 corridor to Lakeville. Find your city.

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Storm & Hail Damage FAQ

The only way to know is an up-close inspection. That's because hail damage rarely shows from the ground. We'll get on the roof, document what's there, and tell you honestly. If there's no real damage, we'll say so, so you don't file a claim you don't need.

Inspect first. A documented inspection tells you whether you actually have damage before you call your insurer.

We cannot tell you what your policy covers, and by Minnesota law we are not allowed to. We document what happened; your insurer decides the claim.

Yes. We can walk the roof with your adjuster. We talk to your adjuster about two things: what is damaged, and what it costs to fix.

No, in Minnesota that's illegal, and it's a red flag. We never cover or waive deductibles, and we'd encourage you to be cautious with anyone who does.

Hail season in Minnesota runs spring through early fall and peaks May through August, the same months most severe wind events roll through. If a storm has passed over your neighborhood in that window, a documented inspection is the smart first step.

Active leaks and open damage get priority. We'll tarp and stabilize first, then plan the permanent restoration. Call 612-255-9605. See emergency roof repair.

Never. We're a local, licensed company that responds where we already live and work. If someone's knocking on doors after a hailstorm, ask where they're based.

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Get A Documented Inspection Before You File

We get on the roof, photograph everything, and give you a straight answer. If the damage is real, we document it thoroughly. If it isn't, we'll tell you that too.

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We answer the phone at 612-255-9605 during the day, and we call back the same day when we miss you.

After The Storm, Start With The Truth.

Get a detailed, documented inspection from a local team that's handled Twin Cities storm damage for three decades. We'll take pictures of what we find and tell you straight whether you actually have damage.