Your roof may have taken a hit.
Hail damage can be difficult to see from the ground. The first step is a free roof inspection to document the roof's actual condition before you decide what comes next.
Your roof's age determines the rules — its condition determines your options.
A recent storm is why you should check now. Roof age and condition may also affect how a carrier prices, renews, or limits coverage. One documented inspection can help you address both possible storm damage and rate or coverage concerns.
Possible storm damage
Hail impacts, granule loss, and lifted shingles can be difficult to see from the ground.
Roof age and insurance
Learn how a carrier may use roof age and condition in rate, renewal, payment, or coverage decisions. Your policy and carrier determine the rules.
One inspection, two concerns
Documenting the roof's current condition helps you understand the storm concern and have a better-informed insurance conversation.
Start with the free inspection. Find out what condition the roof is actually in before deciding what comes next.
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Homeowners in Little Rock trust the process
"Highly recommend Bob Porto and his team. Very professional, quick response, top-notch quality. Bob went above and beyond to help me understand the insurance process. You won't regret hiring them!"
"Fantastic service from start to finish. Bob helped me file the claim, met the adjuster, and took care of everything. The new roof looks great. Very smooth and trustworthy team."
"One of the best contractor experiences I've ever had. Bob is honest, knowledgeable, and truly cares. He handled the adjuster appointment and got everything approved. I didn't have to stress over a thing."
Everything you need to know
Why did my insurance premium go up?
Insurers are tightening coverage based on roof age. At 5+ years many carriers raise premiums 30–40% because they see higher risk; at 10+ years some may drop coverage. An inspection helps determine whether storm-related damage — not age — is the real cause.
How can a roof inspection stop the premium increase?
If storm damage is found, your roof may qualify for replacement through your carrier. A new roof resets your risk level — meaning lower premiums, restored coverage, and compliance with your insurer's guidelines. Many homeowners have reduced or avoided increases this way.
What if I haven't seen any damage?
Most storm-related roof damage isn't visible from the ground. Our inspection checks for granule loss, wind uplift, hail strikes, seal failures, and hidden leaks. You don't need to see damage for it to affect your policy.
Will this inspection affect my insurance policy?
No. Our inspection is private and off the record until you choose to file a claim. You stay in full control of the next step.
How much does it cost and how long does it take?
It's free — no pressure, no sales pitch, no obligation. Most inspections take 20–30 minutes, and you don't need to be home unless you prefer to be.