Most Utah roof claims are underpaid. Yours might be too.
Insurance estimators miss hail and wind damage all the time. A free claim review from a licensed public adjuster can uncover the gaps.
Roof damage that's easy to miss, hard to prove
Utah's weather takes a real toll on roofs. We help homeowners whose claims are underpaid because hail and wind damage went undocumented.
Granule loss
Granules in your gutters mean the protective layer is wearing away.
Hail impact
Bruised or cracked shingles after a storm are a clear sign of hail impact.
Wind damage
Lifted or missing shingles let wind and rain get under the roof deck.
Flashing failures
Cracked flashing around chimneys and vents is a prime spot for hidden leaks.
Dented metal
Small hail dents on vents and gutters often point to roof damage above.
Advanced wear
Age-related wear makes shingles brittle and far more prone to storm damage.
How to spot hail damage on a Utah roof
Hail damage isn't always obvious from the street. Learn the signs Utah homeowners miss so you can decide whether a closer look is worth it.
Water stains inside
Ceiling or attic stains often mean the roof is already leaking.
Dented gutters
Soft-metal gutters dent easily and tell you hail came down hard.
Granule loss
Shingles shedding granules lose the protection that keeps water out.
Cracked flashing
Flashing seals the weak points. When it cracks, water finds a way in.
Dark impact spots
Look for scattered dark circles where hail struck and bruised the shingle.
Missing shingle tabs
Wind and hail can lift or tear shingles away. Check for bare spots.
A claim review that documents what the estimator missed
Your insurance company's adjuster works for them. Your licensed public adjuster works for you, with a documented re-estimate built from the actual hail impacts and damage on your roof.
My claim was denied or underpaid. Can I still appeal?
Get a free claim review from a licensed Utah public adjuster
A quick phone consultation costs you nothing, and there's no upfront cost to work with an adjuster. Find out what your claim is really worth.