Bucks & Montgomery County
Fast inspections for hail, wind, leaks and storm-damaged roofs.
Common Storm Damage
Severe weather can cause roof damage that isn't always visible from the ground. Our team inspects storm-damaged roofing systems to identify problems and recommend the appropriate repair or replacement.
Bruised or cracked shingles and granule loss that shorten roof life.
Creased, torn or blown-off shingles, ridge caps and flashing.
Exposed spots that let wind-driven rain reach the roof deck.
Ceiling stains, drips or a damp attic after heavy rain.
Tree limbs and debris that puncture or crack roofing.
Temporary tarping and fast repairs to limit further damage.
We Make the Process Easier
If your roof has been damaged by hail, wind or another storm, DMS Contractors can document the damage and help you navigate the roofing portion of the insurance claim process.
We perform a thorough roof inspection and document visible storm damage with photographs and detailed information.
We provide roofing documentation that can be shared with your insurance carrier and can communicate with the adjuster regarding the scope of roof damage when appropriate.
Once the approved scope of work is established, our roofing team completes the necessary repair or roof replacement.
Insurance coverage and claim decisions are determined by the homeowner's insurance carrier and policy. DMS Contractors provides roofing inspections, damage documentation and roofing services but does not guarantee claim approval or coverage.
Why DMS Contractors
Licensed and insured: PA HIC PA192318 · NJ HIC 13VH13943900
Read Our Reviews →Pennsylvania storms can bring high winds, hail, heavy rain and falling debris that can damage shingles, flashing and other roofing components. DMS Contractors provides storm damage roof inspections, roof repairs and roof replacement services throughout Bucks County and Montgomery County.
Homeowners in Jamison, Doylestown, Warrington, Warminster, Richboro, Holland, Newtown, Southampton, Chalfont, Lansdale and surrounding communities can contact our local roofing team after severe weather to have their roof professionally inspected.
Common Questions
Common signs include missing, cracked or lifted shingles, dented gutters, vents or flashing, shingle granules collecting in gutters, and new water stains on ceilings. Much of this can't be seen from the ground, so a professional roof inspection is the safest way to know.
Yes. Hail and wind can loosen or bruise shingles without obvious signs, and small problems can turn into leaks over time. An inspection soon after the storm also documents the condition of your roof while the damage is recent.
Look for missing shingles, shingles that are creased, curled or lifted at the edges, loose ridge caps, exposed nails and bent or separated flashing. Pieces of shingle in the yard after a storm are another clue.
Yes. Hail can knock granules off asphalt shingles and bruise or crack the shingle underneath. The roof may not leak right away, but damaged areas can wear out faster and let water in later.
Yes. We inspect your roof, photograph visible storm damage and provide roofing documentation you can share with your insurance carrier. Coverage and claim decisions are made by your insurance company based on your policy.
Many homeowners schedule a roof inspection first so they know what damage is present before deciding how to proceed. Review your policy and follow your insurance company's instructions and deadlines for reporting damage.
Yes. We replace missing shingles, secure or replace lifted ones and check the surrounding shingles, flashing and underlayment. If the damage is widespread, we'll explain whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
Yes. We're based in Jamison and provide storm damage roof inspections, repairs and replacements throughout Bucks County, including Doylestown, Warrington, Warminster, Richboro, Holland, Newtown, Southampton and Chalfont.
Yes. We provide storm damage roof inspections, repairs and replacements for homeowners in Montgomery County, including Lansdale and nearby communities.
As soon as possible. Even minor damage can let water into the roof deck and home, leading to rot, mold and interior damage. If there is an active leak, temporary protection such as tarping can limit further damage until permanent repairs are made.
Don't Wait Until the Damage Gets Worse
Schedule a professional roof inspection with our local Bucks & Montgomery County roofing team.
