Storm Damage
Storm Damage | Roof Replacement | Roofing | Crossville
When severe Tennessee weather leaves shingles scattered and ceilings dripping, Crossville homeowners turn to HEP for swift, dependable roof replacement. Our local crews know exactly how high winds, hail, and driving rain can compromise decking, flashing, and ventilation, so we start with a free, no-obligation inspection that documents every bit of storm damage for your insurance claim. From there, we guide you through material options that elevate curb appeal and energy efficiency—whether you prefer classic architectural shingles, sleek metal panels, or impact-rated designer styles—then schedule work around your calendar to keep life running smoothly.
Throughout the project, you’ll receive daily progress updates, meticulous job-site cleanup, and HEP’s industry-leading labor warranty. Most roofs are completed in a single day, and a dedicated project manager stays on site to ensure every nail, ridge vent, and sealant bead meets manufacturer specs and local codes. Ready to restore peace of mind before the next Crossville storm rolls in? Call, text, or book online today and see why neighbors say, “Get it done with HEP!”
FAQs
What are the most common signs that my Crossville roof has storm damage?
After a severe wind, hail, or rain event, look for missing or lifted shingles, dented or bruised shingle surfaces, granule buildup in gutters, bent flashing, water stains on interior ceilings, and debris piled on the roof. Even if everything looks intact from the ground, hidden damage such as loosened fasteners or small punctures can lead to leaks. Scheduling a professional inspection is the safest way to confirm the roof’s condition.
How do I know if I need a full roof replacement instead of a simple repair?
If the storm has compromised more than 25–30 % of the roofing surface, damaged the underlying decking, or accelerated shingle aging across large areas, a full replacement is more cost-effective and code-compliant than piecemeal repairs. Our inspectors document the extent of damage, calculate remaining shingle life, and explain whether a repair will restore full protection or if a replacement will better secure your home long term.
What is the insurance claim process for storm-damaged roofs in Crossville?
1) Call your insurer’s claims line and open a claim. 2) Contact us for a no-cost, post-storm inspection and photo report. 3) We meet your adjuster on-site to point out all damage so nothing is missed. 4) The adjuster issues a summary of covered repairs or full replacement. 5) Once the claim is approved, you pay only your deductible and any elective upgrades; your insurer pays the rest. We handle all paperwork and supplement requests so you don’t have to wrestle with forms or codes.
How soon should I have my roof inspected after hail or high winds?
Within 24–72 hours if possible. Early inspections catch fresh damage before it worsens, stop active leaks, and ensure you meet insurance filing deadlines (usually 180 days to one year from the storm date). Prompt documentation also prevents disputes about whether the damage occurred during the recent storm or over time.
What roofing materials and warranties do you offer for replacements in Crossville?
We install impact-rated architectural shingles, metal panels, and premium synthetic systems designed for the Cumberland Plateau’s freeze-thaw cycles and 90-mph wind zones. Manufacturer warranties range from 30-year limited to lifetime non-prorated coverage. Our workmanship warranty adds an extra 10 years of labor protection, giving you double assurance against leaks or installation defects.
How much does a storm damage roof replacement cost and are financing options available?
In Crossville, a typical asphalt shingle replacement runs $8,000–$14,000 for a 2,000 sq ft roof, while metal may range from $16,000–$25,000. If insurance is paying for storm damage, you are responsible mainly for your deductible (often $500–$2,500). For uncovered upgrades or full out-of-pocket projects, we offer low-interest financing and same-as-cash plans up to 18 months so you can spread the cost without delaying critical protection.