When a Wichita hailstorm or 80 mph wind event hits, your roof takes the brunt of it. Hail bruises shingles, knocking off granules and exposing the asphalt beneath to UV degradation. Wind lifts shingle tabs, breaks adhesive seals, and can peel back entire sections. At Wichita Roofing Pros, we have a dedicated storm response team ready to assess damage, provide emergency tarping if needed, and document everything for your insurance claim.
Not all hail damage is visible from the ground. Hailstones as small as 1 inch can bruise shingles without cracking them – the damage shows up as soft, sponge-like areas where granules have been crushed into the asphalt. Over time, those bruised areas lose more granules and become leak points. Our inspectors climb every roof and use hail strike measurement tools to identify both fresh and older damage.
For active leaks after a storm, we provide emergency tarping to prevent interior water damage. Tarping is a temporary measure – we schedule full repair or replacement as quickly as materials allow. We also coordinate directly with your insurance adjuster, providing our damage documentation to support your claim. If the damage exceeds 30% of the roof surface, a full replacement is usually warranted – and we handle the entire insurance process for you.

After any major hail or wind event, we inspect your roof at no charge and provide a written damage assessment with photos.
If your roof is actively leaking, we deploy tarping crews within 24 hours to prevent interior damage – billed to insurance if claim is approved.
Detailed report with close-up photos of hail strikes, bruising measurements, granule loss patterns, and wind-lifted shingles – ready to submit to your carrier.
We meet your adjuster on the roof, point out damage on every slope, and provide our documentation to support a full scope – including code upgrades and matching.
Step 1 – Call After a Storm
Step 2 – Inspection & Tarping if Needed
Step 3 – Documentation & Claim Filing
Step 4 – Repair or Replacement Execution
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