Storm hit your home or business? We'll help you find a roofer you can trust.
After every big storm, out-of-town contractors pour in. Some do good work. Some take deposits and disappear. Roofory isn't a roofing company: we go where the storms go, vet the roofers, and personally connect you with one who'll do the job right.
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Tell us what happened.
- We call you within about 5 minutes of getting your form (11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Central, Monday through Friday). After hours or on weekends, we call you at 11 a.m. the next business day. You talk to a real person on the Roofory team, not a sales line
- We match you with one vetted roofer who works your area: licensed in your state, insured, and checked by us. Your information goes to that one roofer, never to a list
- We book the inspection at a time that works for you, and tell you who's coming before they arrive
- We check in after the visit and stay in your corner until the job is done. If a contractor doesn't deliver, we step in
We're bringing in roofers who meet our standard.
When a storm hits, we call on licensed, insured roofers in our network and recruit new ones who'll work by our rules: no big deposits, no pressure, and every job stood behind. Homeowners get help faster, and nobody gets left with a contractor who disappears.
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What our team does after a storm.
We show up
Noah and the team travel into storm-hit areas, walk the neighborhoods, and listen to homeowners.
We vet the roofers
Reviews, state license, insurance, local references, supplier history, and a no-pressure commitment.
We connect you personally
We call you, hear what happened, and introduce you to a vetted roofer in your area.
We hold them accountable
If a contractor takes your money and disappears, we document it and help you track them down.
What each kind of storm does to a roof.
Hail
Bruised and cracked shingles, lost granules, dents in gutters, vents, and AC units. It often doesn't leak right away.
Hurricanes and tropical storms
Shingles torn off, flashing pulled loose, wind-driven rain getting inside, and damage from trees and debris.
High wind and tornadoes
Lifted or creased shingles, sections of roof torn away, and punctures from flying debris.
Commercial roofs
Membrane lifted at the edges and corners, coping torn off, rooftop units shifted, and wet insulation you can't see.
Red flags after any storm.
- Asks for a big deposit or full payment before any work starts
- Pressures you to sign today
- Can't show you a state license and proof of insurance
- No local address, or out-of-state plates and phone number
- Offers to "cover" or waive your deductible
- Shows up uninvited promising your insurance will pay for a new roof
I go where the storms go.
I've driven more than 10,000 miles to storm-hit neighborhoods, from hail in Bedford Heights, Ohio, to the Texas plains and the Florida coast. The morning after always looks the same: trees down, debris everywhere, and homeowners who hand money over up front to a contractor who never comes back. Nobody puts in the work to track them down. That's what we do: we vet the roofers, hold them accountable, and make sure you're protected.
— Noah Williams, founder of Roofory
Frequently asked questions
What does the Roofory Storm Response Team do?
After a storm we go into the area, vet the local roofers, and personally connect each homeowner or business with one they can trust. If a contractor has already taken advantage of you, we help you document it and track them down.
Is Roofory a roofing contractor?
No. Roofory doesn't do roofing work or handle insurance claims. We vet roofers, hold them accountable, and connect you with one you can trust.
What areas do you cover?
Anywhere in the U.S. We focus where a storm just hit, and if we don't have a vetted roofer in your area yet, we'll find and vet one for you.
What should I do right after a storm damages my roof?
Get safe and stay off the roof. Take photos and video of all the damage before anything is moved. If water is coming in, get a temporary repair. Don't rush to sign a contract or pay a big deposit.
How do I check a roofer's license?
Every state has its own licensing board. Look the company up on your state's license search before you sign. We check it for you before we connect you.
Roofory is not a roofing contractor, insurance company, or public adjuster. We don't perform roofing work, handle insurance claims, or give insurance advice. We connect homeowners and businesses with independent, licensed, and insured roofing contractors.