After hail or wind, your policy puts it on you to show what was damaged. Our forensic roof inspections document every hit on your roof, siding, gutters and soft metals, so nothing gets overlooked. Twin Cities hail and storm damage roofing since 2009.
No cost, no pressure. You get photos of everything we find.
Many Minnesota policies give you one year from the storm date for hail. Pick your storm and watch how much time is really left once winter takes its share.
Storm dates: local weather and meteorology reports (1″ or larger in the Twin Cities area). Winter: local weather records for Minneapolis-St. Paul, 30 winters, July 1996 to June 2026: an average of 107 days a year never get above 40°F (range 76 to 136). General information, not legal advice. Your policy's "Suit Against Us" section sets your actual deadline, and some claims get two years (Minn. Stat. §65A.01) instead of one (§65A.26).
homeowners insurance claims closed with $0 paid at some of America's largest home insurers in 2025.1
You can't control the storm. You can control the documentation.

Most storm damage isn't missed because it isn't there. It's missed because nobody documented it. Flip the switch to see what a forensic inspection can include.
Every home and every storm is different, so the steps and tools we use vary by property.
When a property needs it, we bring thermal cameras, moisture meters and drone scans to find damage your eyes can't see, and document it.






An example of how much a first estimate can miss, and what thorough documentation can add. Real client comparisons coming soon.
Your policy puts it on you to show what was damaged. Clear, organized evidence makes that easy for you, easy for your adjuster to review, and fast to resolve. That's what we build on every storm job.
We're a licensed roofing contractor (MN BC695228), not a public adjuster or law firm. We inspect, document and build.
Six things Minnesota homeowners get wrong after a storm, and what they cost.
Hail bruises the mat, knocks off granules and breaks shingle seals. Leaks often show up a season or two later.
The National Weather Service calls 1-inch hail severe. Research from the Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety (IBHS) found repeated smaller hail weakens shingles over time.
For hail, plan on one year from the storm date: many Minnesota policies use a one-year hail limit (Minn. Stat. § 65A.26), while most other damage gets two years. Notice is due sooner, usually promptly. Check your policy.
Minnesota Commerce warns that some policies now pay depreciated value on older roofs or exclude cosmetic damage. Know what yours says before a storm.
Estimates can be updated when more damage is found and documented. That's why a thorough inspection up front matters.
No. You get the photos and the facts, then you decide. No cost, no obligation.
Free storm history for your address: dates, hail size and what it means for your roof.
Get My Free Roof & Storm ReportA storm inspection is more than a look at the shingles. We check everything your claim may include.
Hail bruises, granule loss, cracks, and wind-creased or missing shingles.
Dented roof vents, flashing and ridge caps — the easiest proof of hail size.
Cracked, holed or dented vinyl, steel and fiber-cement siding.
Dents, splits and pulled hangers from hail and wind.
AC fins, window screens and trim that show how hard it hit.
Ceiling stains and attic moisture from water getting past a damaged roof.
Many homeowners policies require you to report storm damage within a set time after the storm. Waiting also lets small damage turn into leaks, rot and interior damage. A free inspection and storm history report show you what hit your home and when.

Roof, siding, gutters and soft metals checked and photographed.
We show you every documented hit and explain what we found.
Photo report and line-item estimate you can share with your insurer.
Roof, siding and gutters replaced to match — one crew.
Many Minnesota homeowners are being moved to roof payment schedules without realizing it. Same hail, same damage, same roof. The only difference is the fine print, and it can cost you more than a new car.
Your deductible, and that's it.
15-year-old roof, schedule pays 40%, minus a 1% wind/hail deductible.
Illustrative example with round numbers. Depreciation, schedule percentages and deductibles vary by insurer, policy, endorsement, roof age and material. Education, not insurance or legal advice. Talk with your licensed agent about your coverage.
Four things we give every homeowner at no cost and with no obligation. Keep them whether or not you hire us.
A dated record of the hail and severe wind events that crossed your exact address.
A hands-on inspection of your roof, siding, gutters and soft metals, done to a documentation standard.
Every finding organized in a photo report that's yours to keep and share with anyone you choose.
A line-item repair or replacement estimate, so you know the real scope and cost before you decide anything.
We're based in the Twin Cities and serve homeowners wherever the storm hits. Every light on this map is a real Repair King customer.
My insurance agent called him after we were hit by a storm and he was on site to assess our roof within 5 hours — even with the 2 hour drive to Rochester.
We reported a leak in the roof and he was at the house in less than an hour to fix it. It was raining and windy but Mike said the work was urgent and got it done.
Mike came to do an assessment. He caught concerns others had missed. He was professional and polite but very kind. I would recommend him 100%.
Look for dents on gutters, vents and downspouts, and granules collecting at the bottom of downspouts. Shingle damage is hard to see from the ground, so the only way to know is a close inspection. Ours is free.
For hail, plan on one year from the storm date. Minnesota law allows two years to sue on most property claims (Minn. Stat. § 65A.01), but a separate hail statute allows one year (§ 65A.26), and many policies now use it for hail. Notice of damage is due sooner, usually promptly. Check the Suit Against Us section of your policy or ask your agent, and get an inspection as soon as you can after a storm.
Storm claims are usually treated as weather events rather than fault-based claims, but every insurer is different. Ask your agent. An inspection doesn't commit you to filing anything.
Yes. We handle storm damage across the Twin Cities metro and in Rochester and St. Cloud, plus Naperville and the western Chicago suburbs from our Illinois office.
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.
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