Roof Damage From Hurricane Isaias? Get a Free Inspection.
A Florida-licensed roofer gets on your roof, documents its condition with photos, and gives you a written report — free, with no obligation.
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Signs your roof may have storm damage
Wind damage is not always obvious from the driveway. Look from the ground only — a wet, storm-damaged roof is no place to climb. If you notice any of these, book an inspection before the next rain finds the opening.
- Missing, creased or lifted shingles, or shingle pieces in the yard
- Bent or loose flashing, drip edge or ridge caps
- Heavy granule buildup in gutters and downspouts
- Water stains, drips or damp insulation inside the house
- Fallen limbs or debris resting on the roof
From your request to a clear answer
We reach out fast
Our office calls to set a time — we aim for a 24-hour response, even during storm season.
Inspection and photo report
A roofer inspects the surface, flashing, penetrations and edge metal, then documents the roof's condition in writing with photos — yours to keep either way.
A written estimate
If the roof needs work, you get a clear written estimate for a repair or a replacement. If it doesn't, we'll tell you that too.
A Florida roofer you can verify
Bigfoot is an Owens Corning Platinum Preferred contractor — roughly the top 1% nationwide, by invitation only — and has installed more than 7,000 roofs across Florida since 2011. Licensed and insured: CCC1329769 & CBC1259087.
Check the license first
After a hurricane, out-of-area crews arrive quickly. Before anyone works on your roof, look up their Florida license at myfloridalicense.com. Your photo report is an accurate record of your roof's condition; your insurance carrier makes any coverage decision.
Get your roof checked after Isaias
Free inspection, written photo report, no obligation.