Full roof inspection
On the roof, slope by slope, checking the roof covering, flashing, vents and every penetration.
Storm Assessment Team
After hail or high wind, our team inspects your roof and property, documents every bit of damage, and gives you a written report with clear next steps, before you call anyone else.
What a storm assessment covers
Storm damage is easy to miss from the ground and easy to argue about later. A full assessment gives you the facts first.
The whole property
Gutters, siding, windows, screens, HVAC units and outbuildings, the places storm damage also shows up.
Photo documentation
Every finding photographed and marked, so you, your adjuster and anyone else can see exactly what we saw.
Storm date check
We confirm the storm events reported near your address, so your report shows when the damage likely happened.
A written report
What we found, what it means and what we'd recommend, in plain language you can keep.
Honest next steps
A repair, a new roof system, or nothing at all. If your roof is fine, we'll tell you.
Flat and low-slope roofs: documentation that holds up
On a flat roof most storm damage hides in or under the membrane, so a walk across the top isn't enough. For TPO, EPDM, PVC, modified bitumen and built-up roofs, our assessment adds specialized testing and documentation.
Infrared thermal imaging
Wet insulation holds heat differently, so a thermal scan shows where water has got in under the membrane.
Moisture survey
Readings taken on a grid across the roof confirm and map the wet areas the thermal scan points to.
Core cuts and test squares
Small, repaired samples that show fractured reinforcement, crushed insulation and wet layers underneath.
Seams, flashing and drains
Close inspection of the places flat roofs fail first: seams, perimeter flashing, curbs, penetrations and drains.
Drone mapping
An aerial layout of the whole roof, with every finding, core and photo marked where it was taken.
A moisture map in your report
A roof plan showing exactly where the damage is, so your adjuster, engineer or anyone else can follow it.
From our recent inspections
Night inspections
On a white flat roof in daylight, hail hits can wash out. After dark, our team sweeps the membrane with a flashlight held low and almost flat to the surface. The light rakes across the roof and every dent throws a shadow, so impacts you'd walk past at noon show up clearly.
Claim case study
How one owner went from $1.94M to $4.03M+
A real commercial hail claim in Southern Illinois. The carrier approved part of the roof and said three of six flat roof sections had "no damage." The owner brought in our team about fourteen months after the storm. With test cuts, an independent engineer and meteorologist, and a joint reinspection with the carrier's own consultant, all three denied sections were added and the approved recovery more than doubled.
$4.03M+approved now, up from $1.94M
3 of 6denied flat roof sections overturned
$3.50Mpaid to date across three checks
What the owner had to do: sign, show up once, answer questions, cash the checks.
Figures from the project file as of September 2026. SkyView Restoration Group is not a public adjuster or law firm. Results vary; no claim outcome is guaranteed. Every claim is different.
Sample inspection report
434 hail impacts, documented roof to ground
This is what our documentation looks like. At a metal-roofed warehouse in Normal, Illinois, our team marked and photographed every hail impact we found across the roof, the turbine vents and the west wall. Each photo is numbered, pinned to its GPS location on a map and tied to a time in the inspection video, then matched to the National Weather Service and HailTrace records for the storm.
434hail impacts documented, in 429 numbered photos
6 of 6roof zones with hail impacts
0.2 mito the nearest NWS hail report (1.00 in.)
What's inside: findings summary, storm history, photo location maps, photo exhibits for every zone, recommended scope and our conclusion.
Ashley Furniture warehouse, Normal, IL. Hail on May 15, 2025; inspected July to October 2026. Every property is different.
How it works
- RequestText, call or email our team with your address and the storm date if you know it.
- AssessOur team inspects the roof and property and documents everything we find.
- ReportYou get the photos and a written report, and we walk you through it.
- Next stepsIf there's damage, our team designs the right roof system with the experts at Precision Construction and Roofing or River City Roofing Co., who install it.
Who we assess for
Homes
- Homeowners after hail or wind
- Historic, tile and slate roofs
- Buyers and sellers who need a clear picture of the roof
Commercial properties
- Property managers and HOAs
- Churches, schools and apartment communities
- Commercial and industrial flat roofs
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Roofing partner: Precision Construction and Roofing
Precision is a national roofing company with offices in Texas, Oklahoma, Colorado and Pennsylvania, building roofing systems across the country. 50+ years and three generations in roofing, Ludowici Roofer of the Year every year from 2016 to 2025, A+ with the BBB, and ranked on the Inc. 500 and Roofing Contractor's Top 100.
Roofing partner: River City Roofing Co.
River City Roofing Co. is a family-owned, veteran-owned roofer based in Peoria, Illinois, working across Illinois, Iowa, Indiana, Missouri, Kentucky and Florida. Roofing since 2003, 3,000+ customers, GAF Master Elite certified and A+ with the BBB.
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