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Three tools you can use before you give a phone number

A county storm history built from NOAA reports, an insurance claim guide and a repair or replace check, each worked out state by state, and none of them asks for your name.

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Storm history for your county

NOAA hail and severe wind report counts for 20 Michigan counties, July 2024 to June 2026, plus a plain guide to deciding whether to file a claim.

County outline with dots for storm eventsLook at the abstract county outline. Each blue dot is a recorded hail event and each open circle a wind event; clusters show where storms have crossed the county most often.County outline with dots for storm eventsLook at the abstract county outline. Each blue dot is a recorded hail event and each open circle a wind event; clusters show where storms have crossed the county most often.County lineStorm events on the map
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Insurance claim guide, by state

What the Michigan insurance regulator and the statutes say about a roof claim: notice, proof of loss, payment, the one-year suit limit and appraisal.

Five-step claim timeline from photos to decisionLook at the timeline from left to right: photograph the damage, report the claim, meet the adjuster, receive the estimate and get a decision. The first step is highlighted because it comes before everything else.Five-step claim timeline from photos to decisionLook at the timeline from left to right: photograph the damage, report the claim, meet the adjuster, receive the estimate and get a decision. The first step is highlighted because it comes before everything else.PhotosReportAdjusterEstimateDecisionPhotograph first, then file
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Repair or replace, and what it costs

Answer four questions about your roof and get a list of what to ask a Michigan roofer, plus an estimate of roof area in roofing squares.

Roof age bar with a shaded zone and shingle layers beneathLook at the bar that runs from a new roof on the left to an old roof on the right. The shaded zone is where replacement starts to make more sense than another repair. Below it, a stack of layers is a reminder that how many layers sit on the deck matters too.Roof age bar with a shaded zone and shingle layers beneathLook at the bar that runs from a new roof on the left to an old roof on the right. The shaded zone is where replacement starts to make more sense than another repair. Below it, a stack of layers is a reminder that how many layers sit on the deck matters too.NewOldAgeReplace zoneLayers on the deckA guide, not a verdict
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For roofing companies

Roofing companies: receive these requests

If you run a roofing company and want homeowner requests for the work and ZIP codes you choose, the partner page explains what we send and how to apply.

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