During monsoon season, a leak is often storm damage your insurance covers. Find out free before you pay out of pocket.
Serving Tucson · Phoenix · and everywhere in between
Takes about 60 seconds · Free · No obligation
A few quick questions — where the roof is and what happened. Takes about a minute. That's all the shopping you do.
We do the searching for you: your request goes to the licensed local roofer best suited to your exact situation, and they inspect and document everything — free.
If the damage qualifies, your roofer helps you through the claim so your policy pays for the work — you're typically only out your deductible.
No calling five roofers for quotes. Tell us once, and we place you with the licensed, insured local contractor best suited to your roof — not a national call center.
The inspection costs nothing and you're never obligated to file a claim or hire anyone.
Monsoon and hail claims are documentation games. Our partner roofers photograph and document everything before you decide anything.
Most homeowners hear from a roofer within minutes during business hours — always within one business day.
Arizona monsoons bring 60+ mph microbursts, wind-driven rain, and hail — exactly the kind of sudden storm damage homeowners insurance exists for. But damage that sits unrepaired can be denied later as "neglect." A free documented inspection now protects your claim either way.
100 severe thunderstorm warnings in Arizona in the past 30 days — the most recent today (National Weather Service).
Most Arizona roof leaks show up during monsoon season, and that timing matters: if the water is getting in because wind lifted shingles or cracked tile, that's storm damage — a covered peril on standard homeowners policies — not routine maintenance. Homeowners who pay cash for "leak repair" without checking are often paying for damage their insurance would have covered, roof and interior both.
The free inspection documents the leak's cause with photos and measurements. Storm-caused? You'll have what a claim needs. Just worn out? You'll know that too, with no obligation either way.
If the leak traces back to sudden storm damage — wind-lifted shingles, hail, monsoon microbursts — it's typically a covered peril, and that can include the interior water damage. Slow wear-and-tear leaks usually aren't. A documented inspection establishes which one you have, and that difference is worth thousands.
Stop active water intrusion (a tarp is fine — keep receipts; emergency mitigation is usually reimbursable on covered claims), but don't re-roof or make permanent repairs before the damage is documented. Repairing first can erase the evidence a claim needs.
That's the whole point of the shop: you tell us about your roof once, and we do the searching. We match your exact situation — damage type, insurance status, location — with the licensed, insured local roofer best suited for it, and they reach out to you directly.
Nothing. The inspection is free, our matching service is free, and there's no obligation to file a claim or hire anyone afterward.
Every policy is different, but storm damage is generally treated as a no-fault "act of God" claim, not like an at-fault car accident. And that's exactly why we start with an inspection: you only consider filing if there's real, well-documented damage worth claiming.
Often, yes. Denials frequently come down to thin documentation. A thorough inspection with photos and measurements gives you grounds to request a re-inspection or supplement.
Usually within minutes during business hours, and always within one business day. You'll get a text confirming your request right away.
No. The inspection happens first. If there's claim-worthy damage, your roofer will walk you through what your insurer needs.
Tucson and Southern Arizona, the Phoenix metro area, and the corridor in between — Casa Grande, Eloy, Coolidge, and surrounding communities.
60 seconds. Free inspection. No obligation.
