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Storm Damage Repair in Foley, Minnesota

Storm damage on a farm-country roof can be obvious or quiet. Torn shingles are easy to spot. Hail bruising and wind-broken seals often are not, and they leak later. We check the whole exterior, document it the way an adjuster wants to see it, and you decide what to do with the claim.

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A free storm check on your Foley home with test-square photos, whether or not you file.

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Central Minnesota · Benton County seat

Reading storm damage on a Foley home

Hail leaves round bruises where the granules are knocked off, and dents on vents, flashing and gutters. Wind creases tabs and breaks the seal strip.

Open fields around Foley mean storms hit roofs head-on. Check the slopes that face the wind first, and the siding on the same sides.

Siding and gutters take hail too, and a claim that skips them can leave you paying for them later.

Foley-area storm inspections

Foley city limitsHighway 23 corridorGilmanOak ParkBenton County farm sites

Recent jobs in Foley

New black asphalt shingle roof on a white farmhouse-style home in Foley, MN — Recent Committed 365 project · Foley, MN

Back of a tan-sided home with a newly shingled gray roof in Foley, MN — Recent Committed 365 project · Foley, MN

White siding, black-trimmed windows, a white downspout and new shingles on a home in Foley, MN — Recent Committed 365 project · Foley, MN

New black shingle roof running down to a white gutter at the eave in Foley, MN — Recent Committed 365 project · Foley, MN

What it costs you

Storm damage repair cost in Foley

Most covered claims cost you only your deductible

When your insurer approves a claim, it pays the approved scope and you pay your deductible. That is usually the full cost to the homeowner for a covered storm repair. If we do not find claim-worthy damage, we tell you, and you have paid nothing.

Minnesota law, plainly: After a storm, strangers knock. These are the rules in Minnesota: Minn. Stat. 325E.66 says a contractor may not pay, waive or rebate your deductible. Minn. Stat. 326B.811 gives you 72 hours to cancel after your insurer denies the claim. The full text is in the footer.

The claim path

How a Foley claim runs, in four steps

1. We look. Test squares, close-ups of hail hits, and a walk of the siding and gutters.

2. You file. You call your insurer and open the claim. We can join the adjuster visit with our photos.

3. We compare. If the adjuster scope leaves items out, we send the documentation that supports adding them.

4. We build. Once the scope is approved, we schedule the work and you pay your deductible and any upgrades you pick.

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Answers first

Storm Damage Repair in Foley: your questions

How do I know if my Foley roof has hail damage?

Look for round bruised spots with missing granules, dented vents or flashing, and dented gutters. Because those are easy to miss from the ground, a free inspection is the reliable way to know.

What do I owe on a covered storm repair?

In most cases your deductible and any upgrades you choose. The insurer pays the approved scope, and state law stops contractors from paying or waiving that deductible for you.

Will you talk to my adjuster?

We can attend the adjuster visit and bring our photos and measurements. You file the claim and make the decisions, and we do not negotiate for you without your say.

Can I cancel if the insurer turns the claim down?

If insurance money was supposed to pay for the job, yes. Minnesota Statute 326B.811 allows you to cancel within 72 hours after the insurer tells you the claim was denied.

What happens when you book

We are a licensed Minnesota contractor from Waite Park, not a crew that follows storms. The inspection is free.

We check every surface of your Foley home for hail and wind damage and photograph it.

You hear straight whether a claim looks worth filing, before you call your insurer.

If you file, we document it for your adjuster and follow Minnesota law.

Prefer to talk now? Call (320) 828-7244