Storm damage roof repair in Monmouth County, NJ.
Storm damage? Call (732) 344-4702 and we'll get you on the schedule.
Wind took shingles. A limb came down. Water's getting in. Tarp first, then dated photos and a written repair estimate you can give your insurance company. Then we fix it right.
Get a call back
First name, cell and what’s going on. We call you back to get you on the schedule.
- Service
- Storm damage roof repair
- Where
- Monmouth County, plus Old Bridge and Sayreville in Middlesex
- What you get
- Tarp over the damage, Dated photos, Written repair estimate, Repair or full replacement
- Price
- Written price before work
- Hours
- Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM
- Office
- 105 Church Street, Suite 3B, Aberdeen, NJ 07747
- askrocky@callfixallroofing.com
- Call
- (732) 344-4702
What you get.
Stop the water
A tarp over the damage keeps rain out of the house until the real repair. That's step 1, every time.
Dated photos and an estimate
We photograph and date the damage and write a repair estimate you can give your insurance company.
Your insurance company decides
We can't promise what your insurance company will cover, and we don't negotiate claims. You get the photos and the estimate. The claim is between you and your insurer.
Nor'easters and coastal storms
Monmouth County's hazard mitigation plan names coastal storms and nor'easters, with their high winds, among the county's most frequent hazards. Wind tends to lift shingles at the edges and the ridge first.
No storm pricing
No storm specials and no surge pricing. You get a written estimate before any repair starts.
What’s included
- Emergency tarp over the damage
- Dated photos of all storm damage
- A written repair estimate you can give your insurance company
- On site when your adjuster inspects, if you want us there
- Repair or full replacement
Free 21-point roof inspection with photos.
No fee, and you don't owe us a thing after. No 'special price if you sign tonight.' If the roof's fine, you don't get a sales pitch.
- 21 points checked on the roof, around the edges and in the attic
- Photos of every problem found
- A straight answer: repair, replace or leave it alone
- A written quote if the roof needs work
Free. No obligation.
How it works.
Book it. We look and take photos. You get a written quote. We do the work and clean up.
Get safe
Stay off the roof. Keep away from downed wires and call the power company if you see one. Move things away from any leak.
Tarp and document
We tarp the damage, photograph it and date the photos.
Estimate, then the fix
You get a written repair estimate. Then repair or full replacement, when you're ready.
Does homeowners insurance cover storm damage to a roof?
Often, for sudden damage like wind or a fallen tree. Usually not for wear and age. Your policy and your insurance company decide. Our NJ insurance guide explains the basics in plain English.
Will you meet with my insurance adjuster?
If you want, we'll be there when your adjuster inspects, to show them the damage. We don't negotiate your claim and we can't tell you what they'll pay. Your insurance company decides what's covered.
What should I do right after a storm damages my roof?
Get everybody safe. Stay off the roof and away from downed wires. Move things away from the leak, take photos inside and out, and call (732) 344-4702. If you plan to file a claim, call your insurance company too.
Do I need a permit for storm damage repairs?
Repairing or replacing roof covering or siding on a one- or two-family home is ordinary maintenance in NJ (N.J.A.C. 5:23-2.7), so no construction permit. Structural repairs, like a tree through the rafters, are different and do need one.
Do you raise prices after a big storm?
No. New Jersey's price-gouging law limits price increases during a declared state of emergency and for 30 days after, and we don't play that game anyway. You get a written estimate at our normal pricing.
How do I spot wind damage from the ground?
Shingles in the yard, bare patches or a color change where shingles were, lifted edges, a bent gutter or drip edge, or a new stain on a top-floor ceiling. Use binoculars from the ground. Don't climb up.
More ways we help.
Roofs first, then everything attached to them.
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Water coming in? Call us.
Call (732) 344-4702, Mon–Sat 7 AM–7 PM, or send the form and we call you back to set a time.
Send the full request
Your address, what’s going on with the roof and photos if you have them. We call you back to set a time.