Storm history for your county
NOAA hail and severe wind report counts for 20 Michigan counties, July 2024 to June 2026, plus a plain guide to deciding whether to file a claim.
Open the toolA leak after a hailstorm and a roof that has simply run its course lead to different decisions. Pick the job and add your ZIP code, and we pass the request to a single roofing company that works your city; you agree the price with that company. Before any work starts, ask for the license number and check it with your state's licensing board, and ask your city whether a permit is needed.
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We passed your job request to one roofing company serving your area. Keep your phone nearby.
Each service page explains what the work involves, what we could source on cost and code for your state, when the job cannot wait, and when a permit may be needed. Where no source turned up, the page says that instead of guessing.
Tarping, temporary repairs and what to document first.
What it costsShingles, flashing and partial repairs, with Michigan rules.
What it costsTear-off, layers, ice barrier, permits and insurance terms.
What it costsTracing leaks, ice dams, flashing and what insurers cover.
What it costsHail and wind damage: claim steps, deadlines and NOAA county counts.
What it costsA documented look at the roof, flashings and attic, with photographs.
What it costsThree steps, and nothing for sale at the end. The roofing company that receives your request pays us, and you never do.
How we are paidOne tap for the job, then five digits. If no company we send to serves your ZIP, the form says so before it asks for your phone number.
Name, phone and email go on the last step, each with a line beside it saying why we ask. Only the company that gets your request is meant to call you.
We cannot say how soon, or promise that anyone will. If one does, it names its own price and you can say no; if nobody calls, the license lookup and the guides here are your next step.
A county storm history built from NOAA reports, an insurance claim guide and a repair or replace check, each worked out state by state, and none of them asks for your name.
NOAA hail and severe wind report counts for 20 Michigan counties, July 2024 to June 2026, plus a plain guide to deciding whether to file a claim.
Open the toolWhat the Michigan insurance regulator and the statutes say about a roof claim: notice, proof of loss, payment, the one-year suit limit and appraisal.
Open the toolAnswer four questions about your roof and get a list of what to ask a Michigan roofer, plus an estimate of roof area in roofing squares.
Open the toolRoofing permits are decided locally, so each city page points to the building department that answers for your address, and says where we could not find an answer.
The guides cover ice dams, building code editions, permits, shingle layers, storm damage claims, door-to-door sales and checking a roofer's license. Each lists its sources at the bottom.
If you run a roofing company and want homeowner requests for the work and ZIP codes you choose, the [partner page](/for-roofing-companies/) explains what we send and how to apply.