
Storm roof damage: describe the risk, then get the roof checked
Storm roof damage needs a clear account of what has moved or leaked, viewed safely from indoors or the ground. Adam supplies damage photos with a written repair quote, backed by payment on completion without a deposit and a 10-year workmanship guarantee.

Describe what has happened without climbing up
Give Adam the information he needs without approaching loose roofing. Describe the affected room, incoming water and fallen material, with photographs taken from indoors or a safe position on the ground.
Separate recent storm damage from older stains or repairs you already knew about. The sequence helps explain the enquiry and supports later discussions about the work. Keep any earlier roof photographs with the new observations so the inspection findings can be considered against a clear record of what changed.

Discuss attendance and the scope of immediate work
Reach Adam on 01280 732500 for 24/7 emergency call-out. He explains the immediate protection and permanent repair in a written proposal, so you know which work the price includes.
Adam photographs the damaged roof components and explains the repair required. A moved ridge, lifted sheet edge and broken tile each involve different fixings and surrounding materials. The written proposal names those parts, making clear how the permanent work addresses the damage rather than leaving the job described only as storm repairs.

Keep the roof evidence with the insurance correspondence
Keep the roof evidence ready when contacting your insurer. Adam undertakes insurance work and supplies photographs with a written repair description to document the damage and proposed work.
As the roof is opened and repaired, retain progress photographs and any agreed changes with the original quotation. The completed record should identify the components renewed and the work finished. That gives you a useful account of the job without treating one repaired section as a statement about every part of the roof.
Get Adam on the roof
Arrange an inspection with a written quote and photographs of the findings.


