Property managers and real estate investors across the Twin Cities use the Repair King Storm Response System so the next hail storm is a report in their inbox, not a week of phone calls. See how it works in a 15-minute call.
There's a system for that, and it's not "wait for tenants to call." We don't post all of it here. It works best when we look at your portfolio, so book a short call and we'll walk you through it.
Twin Cities-area storms with 1″+ hail in the last 12 months. Source: Local weather and meteorology reports. Hail damage isn't always visible from the ground, and for hail many Minnesota policies set a one-year window (Minn. Stat. § 65A.26; check the "Suit Against Us" section of each policy).
Every storm exposes two kinds of management companies: the ones with a plan, and the ones reacting without one.
After every major storm, your owners and boards start asking questions. Most management companies have no structured answer, because they have no system. That silence is a liability.
If you're responsible for more than one roof, it's for you. One rental or three hundred doors.
Yes. A lot of investors own through an LLC or a group. Every storm report is dated, photo-documented and property-by-property, so your partners, your lender and your property manager all see the same facts. Nobody has to take anyone's word for it.
Own or manage commercial property?
A new roof on an office, retail, industrial or other nonresidential building can qualify for Section 179 expensing: deducted the year it's placed in service instead of over 39 years. Run your numbers in 60 seconds.
2026 limit $2,560,000; phase-out begins at $4,090,000 of qualifying purchases (IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32). Roofs on nonresidential buildings are "qualified real property" under IRC §179(e). Apartments and other residential rental buildings generally don't qualify. The deduction can't exceed business taxable income. Not tax advice; your CPA confirms eligibility.
~$10,000 = $400,000 ÷ 39 years, straight-line, before the mid-month convention.
Here's the outline. The details (how we watch, how we prioritize, what the report contains) we walk through on the call.
Your addresses are on our storm watch for hail and damaging wind.
When severe weather crosses one of your properties, we see it.
You get a clear heads-up listing which properties were in the path.
Our team is scheduled out to affected properties, prioritized by severity.
Forensic inspection: every hit marked, measured and photographed.
A property-by-property photo report you can send to owners, boards or your insurer.
The full exterior, documented. Not just what someone wants to sell you.
No. You choose the model, and you keep the relationship.
We work behind the scenes. You look like the most prepared manager in the market.
We deliver reports directly to you. You control the owner conversation.
Not every roof problem is storm damage. Our reports show which is which.
We document the evidence and the conditions we find. Decisions about coverage and claims stay between the property owner, their agent and their insurer.
No cost. No obligation. One property. We document what we find and hand you the report. If there's nothing there, you've got documentation. If there's something there, you'll want to know.
When storm damage goes undocumented, the problem doesn't go away. It shows up later as leaks, capital expenses and hard questions from owners.
Issue: hail damage discovered months after the storm; no dated documentation from the time of the event.
Owners ask why it wasn't caught.
Yes. Send it, and we'll check it before the call.
Upload a spreadsheet, PDF or even a photo of your property list, or paste the addresses. We put each one on storm watch. When hail or damaging wind crosses a property, you get a storm report, branded for you if you want it.
Fifteen minutes with Mike or our team. You'll see how it works, what your owners would get, and whether your addresses sat in this year's hail. Then you decide.
Own commercial property? See how to write off up to $2.56 million with Section 179 →
Also for partners: Maintenance Agreements · Roof Certifications · Section 179 · Affiliate Program
Name, best number, and how many properties you manage. We'll call you to lock in a 15-minute time.
Enrollment and storm monitoring are free for partners. Inspections after a storm are free. You only pay for work you approve.
From a single building to large multi-family and HOA portfolios. Send us your address list and we'll set it up.
No. Claim and coverage decisions are between the property owner, their agent and their insurer. We inspect, document and explain the conditions we find, and we can be on site to show an adjuster what we documented when the owner asks.
Property managers and real estate investors first: landlords, investor groups and LLCs, plus HOA boards and commercial owners who want one contractor watching their Twin Cities properties.
We learn how many properties you're responsible for and where they are, walk you through how the Storm Response System works, show you a sample report, and tell you honestly whether it fits. No contract, no obligation.
The #1 complaint about contractors is "they stopped calling me back." Our system texts and emails you at every step, from the moment you book to the final walkthrough.
Text and email confirmation the moment you book, plus a reminder before we arrive.
"You're booked for Tue 10 AM ✓"A heads-up text when your inspector or crew is headed to your home. No waiting around.
"On our way, 20 min out"You see what we see: a photo report of every finding, yours to keep.
"Your photo report is ready"Materials ordered, crew scheduled, install day, final walkthrough. You hear about each step as it happens.
"Materials delivered for Thursday"Questions? Call or text and talk to our team, not a phone tree.
"Got it, we'll check and text you back"Informed at every step. That's the Repair King standard.
Free inspection, photo report, straight answer.