The National Weather Service has logged 1.5-inch hail on Rochester's northwest side at least twice: April 9, 2017 and April 17, 2026. We are not a local storm crew; our office is in Waite Park. What we bring is careful documentation, an adjuster-ready estimate, and a roof built to pass Rochester's reroof inspections.
A free storm inspection on your Rochester home, scheduled ahead, with test squares and close-ups.
Book My InspectionCall the Waite Park office and a person books your Rochester storm inspection.
(320) 828-7244Leave your number after the storm and the office calls back when it opens.
Request CallbackWhen your claim is approved, your insurer pays the approved scope and you pay your deductible, which is the full cost of most covered storm repairs in Rochester. Our photo-documented estimate follows the same scope the adjuster reviews. No storm damage on your roof? We tell you that.
We document hail on shingles, soft metal, gutters and siding, and meet your adjuster if you want us there. Once the scope is approved, the replacement follows Rochester's reroof permit, with inspections of the sheathing, the underlayment and the finished roof.
Permit costs and code-required items like ice and water shield belong on the estimate, so we list them where your adjuster can see them.
"We were the epicenter of 2 hail storms, our damage was a mess. Chase came out several times and worked tirelessly with our insurance company to make sure we could get all of our damage covered, he made sure he covered all of the bases and was in constant contact during this process."
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On a covered claim, usually just your deductible. The insurer pays the approved scope, and Minnesota law prohibits any contractor from paying or waiving the deductible.
Yes. The National Weather Service in La Crosse logged 1.5-inch hail on the northwest side on April 9, 2017 and again in northwest Rochester on April 17, 2026.
Yes, with notice. We schedule around the adjuster's visit and bring our photos and measurements. You file the claim and make the decisions.
Minnesota Statute 326B.811 lets you cancel a contract that was to be paid from insurance proceeds within 72 hours after your insurer notifies you of the denial.
We are not the storm crew that shows up the next morning. We are the one that documents it right and builds a roof that passes inspection.
We inspect your Rochester home and photograph hail and wind damage on every surface.
You get a straight answer on whether a claim is worth filing.
If you file, we document it for your adjuster and follow Minnesota law to the letter.
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