Protect people and property
Stay away from downed lines and unstable areas. If water is entering the home, move belongings when it is safe and document reasonable emergency protection.
Verified storm information, sensible next steps and direct access to a free REMCO roof inspection.

Stay away from downed lines and unstable areas. If water is entering the home, move belongings when it is safe and document reasonable emergency protection.
Record the storm date and photograph hail, gutters, screens, siding, fencing and interior staining without climbing onto the roof.
A complete roof inspection should consider shingles or panels, flashings, vents, penetrations, drainage and visible collateral damage.
REMCO publishes a location-specific page only after the event date and affected areas have been checked. For official warnings and immediate safety instructions, follow the National Weather Service.
This does not mean severe weather is absent. Use official weather sources for warnings and enroll below for REMCO Storm Watch updates.
Stay safe, photograph visible conditions from the ground, note the date and approximate time, and arrange a qualified roof inspection before authorizing repairs. Do not climb onto a wet or damaged roof.
No. The correct next step is an inspection of the roof system, flashings, vents and related exterior components. Repair or replacement depends on the actual conditions, materials and scope.
No. The insurance carrier makes coverage decisions. REMCO can inspect the property, document visible construction conditions and complete the agreed restoration scope.
Active leaks require prompt attention. Otherwise, schedule a careful inspection soon enough to document conditions clearly without rushing into a contract immediately after a storm.
Join REMCO Storm Watch for location-based hail warnings, confirmed-storm updates and practical guidance on what to inspect afterward.
Talk directly with REMCO about your remodel, roof inspection or storm-damage claim.