Hail and wind can be hard to see from the ground.
We inspect Minnesota roofs for hail and wind damage, document contractor-observed conditions and explain what repair or replacement options make sense.
Start with facts, not assumptions.
A roof can look fine from the driveway while still having damaged shingles, soft metal hits, lifted tabs or compromised accessories.
- Roof surface inspection
- Soft-metal and accessory observations
- Photo documentation
- Repairability and replacement discussion from the contractor perspective
Contractor guidance without crossing the line.
Tamburino Roofing can inspect damage, provide estimates, document construction conditions and discuss the work needed to restore the roof. Insurance coverage decisions and claim negotiation belong to the homeowner, insurer and appropriately licensed professionals.
Storm damage FAQ.
Do I need visible leaks before I should inspect the roof?
No. Hail and wind damage can exist without an active interior leak.
Can you meet an insurance adjuster?
Yes. As the roofing contractor, we can be present to point out contractor-observed damage and construction conditions.
Do you negotiate insurance coverage?
No. We do not act as a public adjuster or interpret policy coverage. We provide roofing expertise, estimates and documentation related to the work.