Storm Damage Roof Replacement Inspection in Brooklyn, NY
Storm damage roof replacement inspection is what BST Roofers sends a licensed inspector out for the same day, whether wind, hail, or a fallen limb hit your roof. We are licensed and insured, and we will tell you straight whether you need a repair or a full replacement.
Call now or ask for a free estimate before you climb up there yourself.
What we check after the storm passes
Every storm damage roof replacement inspection starts on the ground and ends with a full picture of your roof. We look for:
Shingle loss and granule loss in the gutters- Wind-lifted or missing sections
- Hail bruising across the field
- Anything a fallen branch tore loose or punched through
- Soft spots in the deck underneath
- Structural damage the shingles above may be hiding
Repair or full replacement, assessed honestly
We do not guess. We inspect and document every section of the roof, assess how far the damage actually reaches, and give you a written recommendation with your free estimate attached. If water is actively coming through right now, here is what to do until we arrive. Otherwise, we would rather patch what is patchable than sell you a roof you do not need yet.
Inspect and document every section
Assess extent: repair or full replacement
Written recommendation with free estimate
Insurance claim support
Storm damage often means an insurance claim, and we build our documentation for that from the first photo.
Dated photo proof
We date every image to match it to your storm.
Claim-ready report
We put together a claim-ready report from the full inspection.
Your adjuster, on site
We meet your adjuster on site if you want us there.
Insurance-approved scope
Once your carrier signs off, we work from the insurance-approved scope of work, not a guess at what they will accept.
Our findings hold up because they are thorough, not because we padded the scope.
If your roof is actively leaking right now rather than just visibly damaged, that changes how fast this needs to move.
Every roof type, one same-day response
Single-family homes
Single-family homes get shingle and asphalt roofs checked top to bottom after wind or hail.
Townhouses
Townhouses share walls, not damage. We inspect your section specifically.
Multi-family buildings
Multi-family buildings carry a larger roof, so there is more surface area for wind and debris to find.
Commercial & low-slope roofs
Commercial and low-slope roofs get their membrane and flat systems inspected for punctures and ponding.
Some storm-hit commercial roofs qualify for restoration instead of a full tear-off; others need a full low-slope replacement.
Storm damage inspection FAQ
