Signs of Hail & Wind Damage on Your Roof
Most homeowners in Northern Kentucky don't realize they have storm damage until a leak appears — often weeks or months after the storm. Here's what to look for:
Bruised or dented shingles
Hail impact creates soft spots that look like bruises
Granule loss in gutters
Large amounts of granules after a storm = shingle damage
Dented gutters or flashing
Metal components show hail dents more clearly than shingles
Missing or lifted shingles
High winds can lift tabs, breaking the seal
Water stains on interior ceilings
Indoor leaks = storm damage has breached the roof
Cracked or split shingles
Impact or thermal shock from rapid temperature change
How Insurance Claims Work in Kentucky
Schedule Inspection
Contact TNT to schedule a professional roof and exterior inspection. Do not climb the roof yourself — storm damage requires a trained eye from up close.
Document Everything
We photograph every area of damage — shingles, gutters, soft metal, siding, and flashing — and provide a detailed inspection report you can share with your carrier.
Adjuster Walk-Along
If you file a claim, TNT can be present during the adjuster inspection to point out damage that may otherwise be missed. Claim approval is determined by the carrier.
Repair or Replacement
Once the scope is confirmed, TNT completes the work — whether that is targeted repairs, a full roof replacement, or exterior restoration.
Storm Damage & Repair Services
Emergency Tarping Available 24/7
When storms strike, we deploy emergency tarps fast to seal exposed decking and prevent interior water damage while permanent repairs are arranged.
Photo Documentation Package
We photograph every impact crater, lifted shingle, and dented metal component from the roof surface — creating a professional record for your insurance carrier.
Same-Day Storm Response
TNT prioritizes storm calls throughout Northern Kentucky and Greater Cincinnati. Fast response prevents small damage from becoming major structural failure.
Adjuster Walk-Along Included
We attend the adjuster inspection with you, pointing out damage that is only visible from roof level — ensuring nothing is missed before your claim is settled.