Free storm damage roof inspection, straight answer.
A storm can leave real damage on a roof that never shows from the driveway. We inspect roofs across Coweta County and the south side of metro Atlanta at no cost and tell you plainly what we find.
Griffintegrity Roof & Remod offers free storm damage inspections for homes across Coweta County and the south side of metro Atlanta, including Newnan, Palmetto, Senoia, and Hogansville. Storm damage isn't always visible from the ground, and a roof can carry real hail or wind damage that a homeowner would never spot without getting up close. We've been inspecting and documenting storm damage for 10 years, and every inspection ends with a plain answer, not a sales pitch.
Not sure if a recent storm left damage on your roof?
You're not alone, most storm damage is invisible from the yard. Hail bruises the shingle mat without tearing it, wind lifts and drops shingles back down with a broken seal underneath, and none of that shows up unless someone gets on the roof and looks closely at each slope. A free inspection settles the question either way: real damage worth acting on, or a roof that came through fine.
Reasons to schedule an inspection
A hailstorm or high wind event recently passed through
Any storm with hail or sustained high wind is worth a look, even if nothing looks obviously wrong from the ground, since bruising and lifted seals don't always show from below.
Granules showing up in the gutters or at the downspouts
A sudden pile of granules after a storm usually means the shingle mat took more of a beating than normal wear would explain.
Dented gutters, vents, or AC units around the house
If the soft metal around your property took visible dents, the roof likely took hits too, since shingles and metal are exposed to the same storm.
A ceiling stain or damp spot that appeared after a storm
Interior staining that shows up right after a storm points to an entry point on the roof that's worth finding and documenting quickly.
What we look at during the inspection
Every slope of the roof, not just what's visible from the street
Storm damage tends to concentrate on the slopes facing the direction the wind or hail came from, which often aren't the slopes visible from the driveway.
Gutters, vents, and other exposed metal
Soft metal dents easier than shingles do, so it's often the clearest, fastest indicator of how hard a storm actually hit the property.
The attic side, when a leak is suspected
Checking the underside of the decking for staining or daylight helps confirm whether water actually got in, not just whether the surface looks damaged.
Whether the damage is isolated or spread across the roof
Isolated damage is usually a repair, while damage spread across most slopes points toward replacement instead.
What to expect during the visit
We walk the roof slope by slope and photograph anything we find, from hail bruising to lifted or missing shingles to dented metal. If there's a reason to check the attic side, we do that too. When the inspection is done, we tell you plainly whether there's damage worth a claim or a repair, or whether the roof came through the storm fine. There's no pressure either direction, and if there's a claim to file, we walk you through what meeting the adjuster looks like.
Related services you may need
If the inspection turns up hail or wind damage, that's the next step, and if the damage supports an insurance claim, our team helps carry that through from documentation to the finished repair.
The cost of waiting
Skipping the inspection doesn't make storm damage go away, it just means it keeps working on the roof unnoticed. Bruised shingles lose more granules with every rain, lifted seals break further with every gust, and a small repair left unchecked eventually becomes a leak with interior damage attached. Waiting also risks missing the window most insurance policies set for filing a storm claim, turning a covered repair into one you'd pay for yourself.
Is the storm damage inspection really free?
Yes. Roof inspections and quotes don't cost anything, and you get a straight answer on whether you need a repair, a replacement, or nothing at all.
How long does a storm damage inspection take?
Most inspections take about an hour to walk the roof and photograph what we find, longer if we need to check the attic side for signs of a leak.
What happens if the inspection finds damage?
We explain what we found and give you the options, whether that's a straightforward repair or documentation to support an insurance claim. Nothing moves forward without you deciding first.
If a storm has recently passed through your area, call Griffintegrity Roof & Remod for a free inspection anywhere in Coweta County or the south side of metro Atlanta.
- A certified insurance specialist on your side. We inspect, document, and meet your adjuster, and we never push a claim you do not need.