Recent Storm Work
Documented, approved, rebuilt
Actual United Developers storm projects across Maryland, Virginia & PA — not stock photos.
Hail and wind specialists across Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania. We document the damage, meet your adjuster on site, and guide you through the whole claims process — most homeowners pay only their deductible.
If your claim isn't approved, you owe $0 — and you keep the $400 photo report either way.
Free 24-hour storm inspection + full photo report — a $400 value, free. If your claim isn't approved you owe $0, and you keep the report either way.
Book My Free Inspection →Storm damage doesn't announce itself — and the clock on your claim starts the day the storm passes, not the day you notice the leak.
Most homeowner policies require prompt notice, and many carriers hold storm claims to a filing window of roughly one year from the storm date. Miss it, and a covered roof becomes your bill.
Missed window: $9,000–$18,000 out of pocketHail bruises the shingle mat without tearing it. The roof looks fine from the driveway, then leaks 12–24 months later — when the carrier can call it "wear and tear" and deny it.
Undocumented damage: claim deniedWind-creased shingles have broken seals. The next 40-mph gust peels them off in sheets — and now it's emergency tarping, wet insulation, and ceiling repair.
Emergency tarp + interior damage: $2,000–$8,000Storm-chaser "free inspections" with no photo record, no dated report, and no adjuster meeting are how legitimate claims get denied — then the crew is gone.
Denied claim + botched patch: you pay twiceTypical ranges and policy terms vary — your policy controls. The free inspection gives you a dated, carrier-ready photo record either way.
A specialist documents hail bruising, wind creasing, and soft-metal damage with a full photo report you keep — whether you file or not.
You file your claim; we show up for the adjuster appointment, walk the roof together, and make sure legitimate storm damage is documented and not missed.
Once approved, most roofs are installed in a single day by GAF-certified crews — GAF Timberline HDZ standard, full code system with ice-and-water shield, synthetic underlayment, and new flashing.
Code-required items adjusters commonly miss — ice-and-water shield, drip edge, ventilation — get documented and submitted to your carrier, so the scope matches what your roof actually needs. Then a final walkthrough, warranty registration, and lifetime material + 2-year workmanship coverage in writing.
Actual United Developers storm projects across Maryland, Virginia & PA — not stock photos.
We're your contractor, not a public adjuster. That means we work directly with your insurance company, document the damage thoroughly, meet your adjuster on site, and guide you through the whole claims process. The claim is yours — we never negotiate it for you, and by law in MD, VA, and PA we can never pay, waive, or rebate your deductible. What we can promise: an honest inspection, a factual photo report, and a roof done right. Most homeowners with an approved storm claim pay only their deductible.
Carriers approve what's documented, when it's documented. An inspection within days of the storm — hail bruising, wind creasing, soft-metal dents, all time-stamped — is evidence. The same damage "discovered" 18 months later is an argument. That's why the storm inspection is free: it's a $400 service, you pay nothing, and the carrier-ready report is yours whether you file or not.
Book My Free Inspection →Often yes for hail and wind. The free inspection documents it, and we work directly with your insurer and meet your adjuster on site. We can never promise approval — that's the carrier's decision.
On an approved storm claim, most homeowners pay only their deductible. We never pay, waive, or rebate a deductible — that's illegal in MD, VA, and PA.
Within 24 hours across the DMV, with a photo report you keep either way. No obligation.
Your policy controls, but most carriers require prompt notice and many hold storm claims to roughly a one-year filing window from the storm date. The safest move is a documented inspection now — the dated report preserves your options even if you decide to file later.
Hail leaves soft, dark bruises in the shingle mat and dents in gutters, downspouts, and vents. Wind leaves creased or lifted tabs with broken seal strips, often on one or two slopes. Most of it is invisible from the ground — which is exactly why drive-by self-checks miss it.
Free 24-hour inspection with a photo report you keep — anywhere in Maryland, Northern Virginia, or Pennsylvania.
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Local crews across Montgomery County MD and Northern Virginia.