Storm Damage & Insurance Repair in Grand Blanc, MI
When Michigan Weather Strikes, We’re the Team You Call.
When severe weather impacts your home, Timbercrest Roofing and Siding is the trusted local contractor homeowners rely on for storm damage repair and insurance repair in Grand Blanc and Genesee County.
We specialize in hail damage insurance repair, wind damage insurance repair, and storm-related roof and siding restoration, helping homeowners navigate the insurance process with clarity and confidence.
Local Storm Damage & Insurance Repair Experts You Can Trust
Michigan weather can be unpredictable—from historic hail storms and damaging wind events to heavy rain, ice, and snow. These conditions often cause hidden damage that worsens over time if not addressed properly.
As a Grand Blanc–based roofing and siding contractor, we understand how Michigan storms affect homes—and how to complete insurance repairs the right way—restoring protection, performance, and peace of mind.
Insurance Repair Made Simple
Storm damage is stressful. The insurance repair process doesn’t have to be.
Our experienced team works with homeowners and all major insurance companies to:
Inspect and document storm damage
Assist with filing insurance claims
Coordinate directly with insurance adjusters
Prevent further damage
Complete accurate insurance repairs that restore your home to its pre-loss condition
Because of our long-standing presence in Michigan, insurance companies recognize Timbercrest Roofing and Siding, helping insurance repair projects move forward smoothly and efficiently.
Quality Materials. Certified Crews. No Shortcuts.
Why Homeowners Choose Timbercrest for Insurance Repair
Trusted storm damage and insurance repair contractor in Grand Blanc
Expertise in hail, wind, and storm insurance repairs
Insurance claim assistance from start to finish
Premium materials and professional workmanship
No-pressure inspections and consultations
Unlike storm-chasing or out-of-state companies, we:
Use the same premium materials for insurance repairs as non-insurance projects
Work with certified, experienced crews
Never substitute cheaper products to increase profits
Our focus isn’t speed—it’s completing insurance repairs correctly, so your home is protected for years to come.
See what Our Customer have to say about working with us
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I can't say enough great things about working with Timbercrest. The entire experience, start to finish, was perfect. Communication was excellent with weekly updates so I was never guessing about the schedule.
Stella Klien
Timbercrest Roofing and Siding did a Great job fixing my Family's Red Siding on their home due to poor workmanship from the previous contractor. I highly recommend their services!
Betty L
TimberCrest Roofing did an excellent job replacing our roof and gutters! The crew was professional, efficient, and left everything clean when they were done. The roof and gutters look great and the whole process was smooth from start to finish. I highly recommend!
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Schedule a Free Storm Damage & Insurance Repair Inspection
If your home may have been affected by hail, wind, or severe weather, contact Timbercrest Roofing and Siding today for a free, no-pressure storm damage and insurance repair assessment.
How to Handle an Insurance Loss
Dealing with storm damage can feel overwhelming, but taking the right steps early helps protect your home and your insurance claim.
Step 1: Prevent Further Damage
If your home has been damaged, it’s important to prevent additional damage from occurring. This may include temporary measures like tarping or securing exposed areas. If you’re unsure how to do this safely, contact a professional restoration contractor immediately. Most insurance policies require homeowners to take reasonable steps to prevent further damage.
Step 2: Contact Your Insurance Agent
Call your insurance agent to verify coverage and request that a claim be filed with your insurance carrier. Your agent will open the claim and provide a claim number for reference.
Step 3: Schedule the Adjuster Inspection
Once the claim is filed, an insurance adjuster will contact you to schedule an inspection of the damage. This visit determines what will be included in the insurance claim.
Step 4: Have Your Contractor Present
Contact your restoration contractor and have them present during the adjuster’s inspection. An experienced contractor can help ensure all storm-related damage is properly identified, documented, and included in the scope of work.
Step 5: Let the Professionals Handle the Repair
After approval, your restoration contractor should manage the full scope of the insurance repair—from materials and scheduling to final installation—so your home is restored correctly to its pre-loss condition.
Why This Matters to Homeowners
Insurance claims can be complex, and missing a step may lead to delays, uncovered damage, or out-of-pocket costs. Working with an experienced storm damage and insurance repair contractor helps keep the process organized, accurate, and far less stressful.
If you’ve experienced hail, wind, or storm damage, Timbercrest Roofing and Siding is here to guide you through every step.
Contact us today for a free, no-pressure insurance loss assessment.
Hail Damage – What to Look For
Hail damage isn’t always obvious—and it’s often downplayed or overlooked during insurance inspections. Even if you’ve taken photos or videos of the storm, hidden damage can still exist and worsen over time.
That’s why we recommend having an experienced Timbercrest Roofing and Siding project manager inspect your home with you. We help you understand the long-term impact of hail damage, not just what’s visible on the surface.
Common Signs of Hail Damage We Inspect For
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Hail can compromise your roof in several ways, especially when combined with strong winds. During our inspection, we look for:
Dented or damaged soft metals (vents, flashing, exhaust caps)
Lifted, creased, or missing shingles caused by wind-driven hail
Impact marks or bruising on asphalt shingles that weaken the shingle mat
Granule loss, often visible in gutters and downspouts
Damage to gutters and gutter guards
Left unaddressed, these issues can lead to premature roof failure and leaks.
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Hail doesn’t just affect your roof—it can damage your entire exterior. We inspect for:
Chipped or cracked stucco, paint, or exterior coatings
Dents in aluminum siding, gutters, metal roofing, and trim
Cracks or breaks in vinyl siding caused by direct hail impact
Our project managers perform a full perimeter inspection, documenting all storm-related damage to support an accurate insurance claim.
Why This Matters to Homeowners
Hail damage often worsens over time and may not be immediately visible. Without proper documentation, damage can be missed or excluded from your insurance claim—leading to costly repairs later.
Working with an experienced hail damage and insurance repair contractor helps ensure all damage is identified, documented, and repaired correctly.
If your home was hit by hail—even if damage isn’t obvious—contact Timbercrest Roofing and Siding for a free, no-pressure hail damage inspection.
Identifying Hail Damage to Roofing Shingles
Hail damage to asphalt roofing shingles isn’t always easy to see. In many cases, hail impacts are subtle and may appear minor—or go unnoticed entirely during an initial insurance inspection. Because of this, hail damage claims are sometimes dismissed or denied, even when damage is present.
What makes hail damage difficult to identify is that early signs often occur beneath the surface of the shingle.
How Hail Damages Roofing Shingles Over Time
When hail strikes a roof, it can loosen protective granules and weaken the shingle mat. While this damage may not be immediately visible, it compromises the integrity of the roofing system.
Over time, this hidden damage can lead to:
Granule loss that exposes the asphalt layer
Visible impact marks or bruising through the shingle mat
Premature shingle failure
Roof leaks and reduced lifespan
In many cases, these signs don’t become obvious until years later—when the window to file a hail damage insurance claim has already passed.
Why Professional Inspections Matter
Experienced and certified inspectors know that a thorough hail damage inspection goes beyond surface-level checks. That’s why Timbercrest Roofing and Siding project managers and property damage appraisers use advanced roofing and weather technology to properly document hail damage.
We identify:
Subtle shingle bruising
Granule displacement patterns
Impact consistency across slopes
Storm-related damage tied to documented weather events
This detailed approach helps support accurate hail damage insurance claims and protects homeowners from missed or overlooked damage.
Get a Professional Second Opinion
If your home or business was impacted by hail—even if damage isn’t obvious—you owe it to yourself to get a professional second opinion.
Contact Timbercrest Roofing and Siding today for a free, no-pressure hail damage inspection and expert guidance from a trusted local hail damage and insurance repair contractor.
Need Help With Your Hail Damage Insurance Claim?
If your insurance claim has been denied, reduced, or limited, you’re not alone. Hail damage is often misunderstood or misclassified, and homeowners are frequently told the damage doesn’t qualify—even when it does.
You may need an experienced, trusted hail damage and insurance repair contractor if your insurance company has stated that:
The damage is due to age, wear and tear, or maintenance issues
Only partial roof repairs are being approved
The hail damage claim has been fully denied
Why a Second Opinion Matters
Hail damage to roofing shingles isn’t always immediately visible. Subtle damage—such as bruising beneath the shingle surface or granule loss—can be overlooked during initial inspections.
At Timbercrest Roofing and Siding, our experienced project managers know how to properly identify, document, and explain hail damage so nothing is missed. We work with homeowners and insurance adjusters to ensure damage is accurately assessed and fairly considered.
Why this matters to homeowners:
Missed or misclassified hail damage can lead to premature roof failure, leaks, and costly repairs later—often after the claim window has closed.
Trusted Help When You Need It Most
If your hail damage insurance claim doesn’t feel right, getting a professional second opinion can make all the difference.
Contact Timbercrest Roofing and Siding today for a free, no-pressure hail damage inspection and claim review. We’re here to help you understand your options and protect your home.
Help for Wind Damage Insurance Claims
High winds can cause serious damage to your home, especially to roofs, shingles, siding, and exterior components. In Michigan, wind damage is common—but wind damage insurance claims can be difficult to prove because the damage isn’t always obvious.
That’s where an experienced wind damage and insurance repair contractor makes a difference.
Why Wind Damage Claims Are Challenging
Unlike hail, wind damage doesn’t always leave clear impact marks. Damage may show up as:
Lifted, creased, or missing shingles
Loosened siding or trim
Compromised flashing or vents
Damage that worsens over time
Because these issues can be subtle, wind damage claims are often denied or underpaid during initial inspections.
Professional Wind Damage Claim Support
At Timbercrest Roofing and Siding, our experienced project managers use industry knowledge and advanced roofing and weather documentation to properly identify and support wind damage insurance claims.
We work directly with homeowners and insurance companies to:
Inspect and document wind damage
Support accurate claim submissions
Coordinate with insurance adjusters
Assist with denied or underpaid wind damage claims
Our goal is to ensure damage to your roofing and siding is fully evaluated and fairly covered.
Get Help With Your Wind Damage Claim
If you suspect wind damage—or if your insurance claim doesn’t feel right—getting a professional second opinion can protect your home and your investment.
Contact Timbercrest Roofing and Siding today for a free, no-pressure wind damage inspection and insurance claim review.
Identifying Wind Damage to Roofing Shingles
Wind damage to asphalt roofing shingles is often difficult to spot. Unlike obvious storm impacts, wind damage can be subtle and develop over time—making wind damage insurance claims easy to overlook or dismiss during initial inspections.
Because wind damage isn’t always immediately visible, it’s common for claims to be denied or underpaid, even when real damage exists.
How Wind Damage Affects Roofing Shingles Over Time
High winds can weaken roofing systems in ways that aren’t obvious right away. During a professional inspection, we look for:
Lifted, loosened, or creased shingles
Broken adhesive seals caused by wind uplift
Missing shingles that occur gradually over time
Compromised shingle integrity that leads to leaks
These issues often worsen as your roof continues to age. In many cases, the damage doesn’t become fully visible until years later—after the window to file a wind damage insurance claim has passed.
Why Professional Wind Inspections Matter
Experienced and certified inspectors know that proper wind damage evaluations go beyond surface-level checks. That’s why Timbercrest Roofing and Siding project managers and property damage appraisers use advanced roofing and weather documentation to identify and support wind damage insurance claims.
Our inspections help:
Document subtle wind-related damage
Protect homeowners from missed or denied claims
Ensure damage is accurately represented to insurance carriers
Get Expert Help With Wind Damage
If your home or business has been affected by high winds—even if damage isn’t obvious—you owe it to yourself to get a professional opinion.
Contact Timbercrest Roofing and Siding today for a free, no-pressure wind damage inspection and insurance claim revi
Storm Damage – What to Look For
Storm damage—especially wind-related damage—is often minimized or overlooked during insurance inspections, even if you captured photos or video during the storm. That’s why we recommend having an experienced Timbercrest Roofing and Siding project manager inspect your home with you.
We help you understand not just what’s damaged now—but how storm damage can affect your home long term if it isn’t addressed properly.
Common Signs of Storm & Wind Damage We Inspect For
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Strong winds can damage roofing in ways that aren’t always obvious right away. During our inspection, we document:
Missing shingles, often showing a clear wind path
Lifted or loosened shingles that may not reseal properly
Torn shingles or compromised adhesive strips
Shingles loosened from nails due to wind uplift
Damage that causes shingles to slide or blow off during future storms
Even shingles that remain in place may be weakened, leading to future leaks and premature roof failure if not repaired.
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Storms often cause additional damage beyond the roof. High winds can bring down trees or branches, impacting multiple areas of your home. We inspect for:
Dents or damage to aluminum siding, gutters, and metal roofing
Cracked or broken vinyl siding
Damage to exterior trim and other exposed components
Our project managers perform a full perimeter inspection, carefully documenting all storm-related damage to support an accurate insurance claim.
Why This Matters to Homeowners
Storm damage often worsens over time and may not be immediately visible. Without proper documentation, damage can be missed or excluded from your insurance claim—leading to costly repairs later.
Working with an experienced storm damage and insurance repair contractor helps ensure damage is properly identified, documented, and repaired correctly.
If your home was impacted by wind or severe weather, contact Timbercrest Roofing and Siding for a free, no-pressure storm damage inspection and expert guidance through the insurance process.
Need Help With Your Wind Damage Insurance Claim?
If your insurance claim has been denied, reduced, or doesn’t feel right, you may need an experienced and trusted wind damage and insurance repair contractor to help protect your home.
Homeowners often contact us after being told by their insurance company that:
The damage is due to age, wear and tear, or maintenance issues
Only partial roof repairs will be approved
The wind damage claim has been fully denied
The shingles will “reseal on their own”
Why a Second Opinion Matters
Wind damage to roofing shingles is often subtle and progressive. Shingles that appear intact may have broken seals, loosened nails, or hidden damage that worsens over time—leading to leaks, missing shingles, and premature roof failure.
Without proper documentation, this damage can be overlooked or excluded from your insurance claim.
At Timbercrest Roofing and Siding, our experienced project managers know how to identify, document, and explain wind damage so nothing is missed. We work with homeowners and insurance companies to ensure damage is accurately evaluated and fairly considered.
Trusted Help When You Need It Most
If your wind damage insurance claim has been denied, underpaid, or minimized, getting a professional second opinion can make all the difference.
Contact Timbercrest Roofing and Siding today for a free, no-pressure wind damage inspection and insurance claim review.
When a Public Adjuster May Be Required
In some hail or wind damage insurance claims, a public adjuster may be needed to help level the playing field and ensure the claim is handled fairly.
At Timbercrest Roofing and Siding, our goal is to resolve insurance claims without unnecessary delays or added complexity. In most cases, we are able to reach an agreed scope of work directly with the insurance company—without the need for a public adjuster.
How We Help Avoid Delays and Disputes
We use the same estimating software as most major insurance carriers, which allows pricing and scope to remain consistent and transparent. When everyone agrees on the scope of work, pricing typically follows—keeping the process efficient and straightforward for the homeowner.
Our objective aligns with the insurance adjuster’s goal:
to respond quickly, document damage accurately, and restore the home properly after a hail or wind event.
Because of our experience and professionalism, Timbercrest Roofing and Siding has built strong working relationships with insurance carriers and adjusters throughout Michigan and is highly respected within the industry.
When a Public Adjuster Is Necessary
If we believe our client’s claim is being undervalued, delayed, or mishandled, our contract allows us to recommend and involve a public adjuster on the homeowner’s behalf.
This ensures:
Your claim is reviewed thoroughly
No shortcuts are taken
Your home is restored to its pre-loss condition
Our priority is always protecting the homeowner’s best interest.
Why Homeowners Trust Timbercrest
This commitment to fairness, transparency, and quality restoration is why Timbercrest Roofing and Siding is a trusted contractor after hail and wind events throughout Grand Blanc and Genesee County.
If you’re concerned about how your insurance claim is being handled, help is available—and homeowners also have the right to file a complaint with the State of Michigan if necessary.
Contact Timbercrest Roofing and Siding today for expert guidance and a no-pressure insurance claim review.
Emergency Roof Tarps Available
When a storm causes roof damage, fast action matters. Missing shingles, torn roofing, or exposed areas can allow water inside your home within minutes. As the homeowner, most insurance policies require you to take reasonable steps to prevent additional damage—and an emergency roof tarp is the first and most important step.
Protect Your Home Immediately After a Storm
After severe wind or hail, it’s common to see:
Missing or lifted shingles
Torn or creased roofing
Water leaking into attic or ceilings
A professional roof tarp installation prevents further water intrusion and buys time for inspection, insurance approval, and full repairs.
At Timbercrest Roofing and Siding, we keep Emergency Roof Tarps ready to install immediately, ensuring your property is protected while the claim process begins.
Free Inspection + Next-Step Guidance
When you call us after a storm event, we can:
Provide a free roof inspection
Document missing or damaged shingles
Help determine whether an insurance claim should be filed
Install an emergency tarp on the spot if needed
Based on what we find, we may recommend filing a claim or monitoring hidden damage that could worsen later.
Emergency Tarp Services for Homeowners & Insurance Providers
We provide emergency roof tarp installations for:
Homeowners
Property managers
Insurance carriers needing rapid response
Our goal is simple: protect your home from further damage and keep the insurance repair process moving smoothly.