Storm response workflow
- Safety first: temporary tarp or board-up when the envelope is open to rain.
- Full-roof and soft-metal survey with photos of bruises, creased shingles, and lifted flashing.
- Written scope separating emergency work from permanent restoration.
- Coordination with your insurance process when you choose to file — we supply documentation, not pressure.
- Permanent repair or replacement with materials suited to the next hail season, then final walkthrough.
Damage we commonly see
- Hail bruises on asphalt and dents on gutters, vents, and AC fins.
- Wind-lifted shingles on ridges and gable edges after straight-line events.
- Punctures from limbs along tree-lined streets in New Albany and Georgetown.
- Flashing failures where wind-driven rain found a path during prolonged storms.
- Widespread granule loss that shortens roof life even when leaks have not started yet.
Why Jeffersonville Roofs
- Local crews who mobilize from Jeffersonville — shorter response when regional storms hit everyone at once.
- Clear photos and notes homeowners can share with adjusters.
- We do not invent damage; we document what is there and explain severity.
- Path to repair, partial, or full replacement without switching contractors mid-claim.
Based in Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130, or call (502) 537-8700.
Frequently asked questions
Should I call insurance or a roofer first?
If the home is open to weather, stabilize first — call us for emergency protection, then involve your carrier as your policy requires. For non-urgent cosmetic hail, many homeowners inspect before filing.
Do you work with all insurers?
We work with homeowners who hold many different policies. We document damage; claim approval rests with the carrier and your policy terms.
What if a storm hits while I am out of town?
Have a neighbor share photos and call us. We can often assess exteriors and advise on temporary protection until you return.
Will you only patch the worst slope?
We map the whole roof. Matching storm-aged shingles on one slope can be hard; sometimes a full plane or full roof is the durable answer — we explain tradeoffs.
How fast can permanent work start?
After emergency stabilization, timing depends on materials, weather, and any insurance milestones you choose to wait on. We keep you updated.
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Cities we serve
Storm documentation and restoration from Jeffersonville Roofs across Clark & Floyd Counties and Louisville metro — start with a city page:
Request storm damage restoration
Tell us about your property. We typically respond the same business day. Prefer the phone? (502) 537-8700 · jeffersonvilleroofs@gmail.com
Hours: Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 8am–noon.