Roofing Guide

Storm Damage, we've got you covered.

Emergency tarping, full insurance-claim documentation, and a complete restoration by the same dedicated crew, start to finish.

Roofers placing a blue tarp on a storm-damaged roof of a South Florida home
HVHZ-rated
Miami-Dade NOA verified
First stepEmergency tarping
ClaimsScope of loss & adjuster meeting
Typical timeline4–6 weeks to final
Service areaFive South Florida counties
Storm damage: wind lifts the roof, a tarp stops water, then damage is documented and the roof restored TARP 1 TARP2 DOCUMENT3 RESTORE

How restoration works

From the first call to the final inspection.

  1. 1

    Tarp and document. We secure the roof to stop active leaks, then photograph and measure every bit of damage.

  2. 2

    Inspect and file. A full inspection covers decking, framing, flashing, and attic. We write the scope of loss and attend the adjuster meeting with you.

  3. 3

    Permit and restore. Once approved, we pull the permit, order HVHZ-rated materials, restore the roof, and close out the final inspection.

The good stuff

Why homeowners call Haven after a storm

Fast response

Crews deploy within hours of a storm. The sooner we tarp, the smaller the damage, and the claim.

In your corner with insurance

We bring our own scope of loss to the adjuster meeting and review the insurer's estimate line by line.

Code upgrades included

When storm damage triggers a permit, required code upgrades belong in the claim. We price them in up front.

Restored metal roof on a South Florida home after storm damage
Adjusters work for the insurance company. After a storm, you deserve someone who works for you.

Where it shines

We handle

Emergency tarpingWind damageHail damageDeck & framing repairsInsurance claim helpCode-required upgrades

Wind lifts shingles at the edges, rips ridge caps, and tears flashing away. Hail is subtler: bruising shingle mats and micro-cracking tile. Both can lead to leaks, and the repair scope is very different, so we document which is which.

Choosing

Targeted repair or full replacement?

Full Replacement

  • Damage over 25% or widespread wear
  • Full HVHZ upgrade required
  • A new 25–50 year roof
  • Chance to upgrade to metal
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Questions

Good questions, straight answers.

Still wondering about something? Call 954-251-0866 and talk to a real person.

We deploy crews within hours of a storm event, starting with emergency tarping to stop active leaks. Same-day response is available for severe breaches.

Yes. We write a full scope of loss, attend the adjuster meeting with you, and review the insurer's estimate line by line for commonly missed items like code upgrades, drip edge, decking, and HVHZ underlayment.

ACV (Actual Cash Value) is what your roof is worth today after depreciation. RCV (Replacement Cost Value) is what it costs to rebuild new. Many policies pay ACV first and release the depreciation holdback once the work is done.

Yes. When storm damage touches more than 25% of the roof, the Florida Building Code requires bringing the roof up to current standards, which for an older roof often means a full tear-off and replacement.

Free estimate

Let's talk about your roof.

A Haven estimator inspects the roof surface and the deck underneath, confirms your wind zone, and gives you an honest recommendation with itemized pricing. No cost, no pressure.

  • Permits and inspection handled for you
  • Dedicated, long-tenured install crews
  • Financing available
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General information based on current Florida Building Code requirements and Haven's field experience. Product approvals, sizes, costs, and timelines vary by home and municipality. Your free estimate confirms the details for your project. Verify any contractor's license at myfloridalicense.com.