ST. LOUIS STORM, HAIL & WIND DAMAGE
Concerned About Your Roof After a Storm?
Hail, strong winds, and flying debris can leave roofing concerns that deserve a closer look. John Beal Roofing helps Greater St. Louis homeowners understand observed roof conditions and review appropriate repair or replacement options.
Serving Greater St. Louis since 1947.
Start with an assessment. Recommendations depend on what we find.
Your Request Has Been Received
Thank you for contacting John Beal Roofing. Our team will contact you to discuss your roofing concern and assessment availability. For immediate assistance, call (314) 429-6000.
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BBB Torch Award RecipientBetter Business BureauWhat Are You Seeing After the Storm?
Some concerns are visible from the ground. Others require a closer assessment. These signs can be a reason to contact a roofing professional, but they do not establish the cause or extent of damage by themselves.
Missing or Lifted Shingles
Shingles that appear displaced, lifted, or missing after strong winds.
Debris or Fallen Branches
Branches or debris on the roof, or visible damage around an impact area.
New Leaks or Water Stains
Drips, damp areas, or ceiling stains that appeared during or after the storm.
Changes Around Flashing and Vents
Visible concerns near chimneys, roof vents, walls, and roof intersections.
Possible Hail-Related Concerns
Visible changes to roofing or nearby exterior surfaces that you would like evaluated.
Safety first: Check from the ground. Do not climb onto a wet, damaged, or debris-covered roof. Stay clear of fallen power lines.
Find Out What Your Roof Actually Needs
A storm-damage concern should lead to a careful assessment—not an automatic replacement recommendation. Our team evaluates the reported concerns, explains the conditions observed, and discusses appropriate next steps.
- Tell us when you noticed the concern and what changed.
- Let us know about any active leak or visible impact damage.
- Discuss the areas assessed and the conditions observed.
- Review the proposed repair or replacement scope, when applicable.
Some concerns may involve an isolated repair. Others may warrant discussing replacement. Recommendations depend on the roof’s condition and the assessment findings.
Storm Damage Does Not Always Mean a New Roof
When a Repair May Be Appropriate
A problem may be limited to a particular area or component, and the surrounding roofing may remain serviceable.
When Replacement May Be Worth Discussing
The observed damage or deterioration may affect a larger portion of the roof, making replacement an option to evaluate.
We explain the proposed work and the reasons behind it so you can make an informed decision about your home.
Questions About Insurance? Start With the Facts.
If you are considering an insurance claim, your insurer determines coverage under your policy. John Beal Roofing can discuss the roofing conditions we observe and provide documentation related to our assessment and proposed work.
Understand the Roof Conditions
Start by learning what was observed and what work may be appropriate.
Review Your Policy With Your Insurer
Questions about coverage, deductibles, reporting requirements, and claim decisions should be directed to your insurance company.
Keep Your Roofing Information Organized
Retain relevant photographs, assessment information, estimates, and communications for your records.
An assessment does not guarantee insurance coverage, claim approval, or roof replacement. Policy terms, deductibles, and insurer decisions apply.
A Clear Next Step After the Storm
Tell Us What Happened
Share the property address, what you noticed, and any relevant storm information.
Discuss Your Roofing Concern
Our team contacts you to learn more and discuss assessment availability.
Arrange the Assessment
Coordinate a time to evaluate the roof areas related to your concern.
Review the Findings and Options
Discuss observed conditions, proposed work when applicable, and the next steps.
From a Homeowner We Served
“I had a leak in my roof and called John Beal to come look at it. Clayton, my technician came out the very next day. He quickly diagnosed the problem and where the leak was coming from. He was very knowledgeable and explained everything thoroughly. He fixed the roof during the same visit. I was extremely happy with his work. He also showed me before and after photos which were very helpful. I wouldn’t hesitate to call John Beal in the future.”
Storm Damage Roof Questions
Can you tell whether my roof has storm damage?
An assessment can help identify observed roof conditions and determine what additional evaluation or work may be appropriate. A storm occurring nearby does not establish that a particular roof was damaged.
Does hail damage always mean the roof needs replacement?
No. Appropriate next steps depend on the roof system, observed conditions, and the extent of the concern. Some situations may involve repairs; others may warrant discussing replacement.
Should I contact my insurance company before requesting an assessment?
You can request a roofing assessment to better understand your concerns. Contact your insurer for questions about policy coverage, reporting requirements, and claim procedures.
Can you guarantee my insurance company will approve a claim?
No. Your insurer determines coverage and claim decisions under your policy.
What if my roof started leaking after the storm?
Tell us about the leak when you contact us so we can discuss the concern and available next steps. Do not climb onto the roof yourself.
How soon can someone assess my roof?
Availability depends on location, weather, site conditions, and demand. Contact our team to discuss scheduling.
Do you offer both repairs and replacement?
John Beal Roofing provides residential roof repair and replacement services. Recommendations depend on the assessment findings and the roof’s condition.
What areas do you serve?
This page serves St. Louis city, St. Louis County, St. Charles County, Jefferson County, and Metro East communities in Madison and St. Clair counties.
Noticed a Roofing Concern After a Storm?
Start with an assessment and a clear explanation of your options.