Hail damage on roof shingles after a White Mountains storm

Storm Damage & Insurance Claims

Storm Hit Your Roof? We've Got You.

The White Mountains see some of Arizona's most severe weather — monsoon hail, high-altitude wind, and heavy snow. Xi Roofing guides you through every step, from the first inspection to the final insurance check.

Act Fast — Delays Cost You

Most insurance policies require you to report storm damage within a specific window. Waiting too long can result in a denied claim. Call Xi Roofing immediately after a storm event for a free damage assessment and documentation package.

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Types of Storm Damage We Repair

Hail Damage
Hail Damage

Hail Damage

The White Mountains corridor is one of Arizona's most hail-active regions. Hail bruises shingles, strips granules, and cracks flashing — damage that isn't always visible from the ground but leads to leaks and premature failure. We document every impact point with photos for your insurance claim.

Warning Signs

  • Dark bruise marks or soft spots on shingles
  • Granule loss exposing bare asphalt
  • Cracked or split shingles
  • Dented metal flashing, vents, or gutters
  • Granule buildup in gutters after a storm
Wind & Storm Damage
Wind Damage

Wind & Storm Damage

Monsoon season brings sustained winds and microbursts that can lift shingles, tear flashing, and expose decking in minutes. Even partial lifting creates pathways for water intrusion that compound over time. We identify and document all wind-related damage for a complete insurance submission.

Warning Signs

  • Missing or lifted shingles
  • Curling or peeling shingle edges
  • Exposed roof decking
  • Damaged or missing ridge caps
  • Debris impact punctures or tears

How the Insurance Claim Process Works

Insurance claims can feel overwhelming. Xi Roofing walks alongside you at every stage — we've helped dozens of White Mountains homeowners and businesses navigate the process successfully.

Xi Roofing inspector documenting storm damage for insurance claim
01
Free Damage Inspection

We come to your property at no charge, assess the full extent of storm damage, and document everything with timestamped photos and written notes.

02
Damage Report Package

We prepare a professional damage report — photos, measurements, and scope of loss — formatted to meet insurance adjuster requirements.

03
File Your Claim

You file the claim with your insurance carrier. We're available to answer questions and provide supplemental documentation your adjuster requests.

04
Adjuster Meeting

We meet the insurance adjuster on-site to walk through our findings and advocate for a complete, fair scope of repairs on your behalf.

05
Approved & Scheduled

Once your claim is approved, we schedule the repair or replacement promptly — using materials that meet or exceed your policy specifications.

06
Final Inspection

We complete a final walkthrough with you, confirm all work meets manufacturer and insurance requirements, and provide warranty documentation.

Tips to Protect Your Claim

Document the storm date and time — check local weather records if needed.

Do not attempt repairs before your adjuster visit — it can void coverage.

Take your own photos of visible damage from the ground immediately after the storm.

Save all receipts for any emergency tarping or temporary repairs.

Review your policy's reporting window — most require notice within 30–60 days.

Request a licensed contractor (not just an adjuster) to assess the full scope.

GAF Certified · TAMKO Certified · Licensed, Bonded & Insured in Arizona

Our certifications mean your insurance-approved repairs come with full manufacturer warranty eligibility.

Storm Damage? Call Us Today.

Don't wait on a damaged roof. Xi Roofing provides free storm damage inspections across the White Mountains — Eagar, Springerville, Show Low, Pinetop, Holbrook, and surrounding communities.