Storm Damage Insurance Claim Assistant
Free tool to document storm damage for your insurance claim. Generate a printable report with official NWS weather data, a damage worksheet, and a photo checklist, ready to hand to your adjuster.
Adjusters Approve What They Can Verify
Insurance adjusters need proof that storm damage is recent, caused by a specific event, and meets the claim threshold. This tool generates a professional documentation package that includes:
- Official National Weather Service data for your address and storm date
- Documented hail size and wind speed from government reports
- Photo documentation checklist showing exactly what to photograph
- Damage assessment worksheet organized by roof section
- Timeline establishing causation (storm date vs. discovery date)
Why the First 48 Hours Matter
Adjusters weigh fresh, dated evidence heavily. Damage documented in the first days after a storm, with dated photos and official weather reports, is far harder to dispute than a claim filed weeks later with no records.
Insurers can also deny claims when late reporting made the damage worse, so the clock matters twice.
From Report to Approved Claim
Download the report
Or print it to PDF, and save it with your other claim documents.
Follow the photo checklist
Document all visible damage, within 48 hours if possible.
Get a professional inspection
Our free photo-documented inspections attach to your claim as evidence.
File and meet the adjuster
Attach the report and photos, then present the documented timeline showing the damage correlates with the storm date.