Storm Damage Roof.
Storm damage roof: type a Florida address and see the hurricanes, hail and wind on record for that roof. Free, no signup.
The storm history lists each named hurricane and tropical system logged near the address; the report carries no hail data. Read that list beside the roof's age and design wind speed before anyone climbs up to look.
Storm damage and the storm record.
Records date the roof. A roofer finds the damage.
A record can tell you which storms passed your house; it takes someone on the roof to say what they broke.
Use the report to date the roof and name the storm. A roofer or adjuster then documents the damage itself.
Age changes the conversation. Shingle roofs here typically give about 15 to 20 years, and an actual cash value policy takes depreciation off the payout.
What the storm report lists.
One address pulls the record from public data covering all 67 Florida counties.
The lookup is free, and it asks for no signup.
- Named storms. Every named hurricane and tropical system logged for your address.
- Design wind speed. The design wind speed on record for your area.
- Roof age. Dated by the re-roof permit, or shown as an estimate when the county has none.
- Water exposure. Your FEMA flood zone and the lettered storm-surge evacuation zone, A through E.
Steps after storm damage.
Work from the record toward the repair, in this order.
- 01
Write down the date
A new claim has to be reported inside 1 year of the storm date.
- 02
Pull the roof report
Type the address and save the roof age, material and storm list.
- 03
Request repair quotes
Send the request through the estimator. Partner Florida roofers price the repair for your roof.
- 04
Price both options
On an older roof, ask the roofers for a repair price and a replacement price side by side.
Common questions.
A report proves which named storms are on record for your address and how old the roof is. It does not show damage, because damage lives on the roof and has to be seen by a roofer or adjuster. Take the report to that visit, and the age and storm list are settled before the inspection begins.
The storm history covers named hurricanes and tropical systems on record for the address. There is no hail data in the report, and unnamed wind events do not appear. For damage from a storm that does not appear, a roofer's documentation on the roof is the record your insurer will look at.
Roof age and the share of the roof affected both matter. On a roof built before the 2007 Florida Building Code, repairs past 25% within 12 months can pull the rest of the roof up to current code. Ask partner roofers to quote both a repair and a replacement.
No. A repair price turns on what the roofer finds up top, and this page does not guess at it. Use the estimator to ask partner Florida roofers for a repair price on your house; the address lookup before that step is free and needs no email.
That depends on your policy type. Replacement cost value covers putting a new roof on, while actual cash value pays less after depreciation for age and wear. Check your roof age on record, permit-backed or estimated, before you talk numbers with the adjuster.
Under SB 2-A, Florida stopped assignment of benefits on residential property policies written from January 1, 2023 onward. On those policies the claim remains yours to file and manage. The roofer inspects, documents the damage and quotes the repair.