Why this survey matters in Hull

Storms across Hull leave a trail of slipped tiles, blocked gutters and sudden leaks. A storm damage assessment documents what failed, why it matters and what should be made safe first. Whether you need evidence for an insurer or a contractor brief, we provide dated photographs and a structured report tailored to coastal weather exposure.

Who it is for

  • ✓ Homeowners with new leaks after high winds
  • ✓ Landlords responding to tenant reports of water ingress
  • ✓ Property managers dealing with multiple storm-hit roofs
  • ✓ Policyholders gathering evidence for an insurance claim

What the survey includes

  • ✓ Inspection of wind-lifted, cracked or displaced coverings
  • ✓ Check of ridge tiles, verge fixings and bargeboards
  • ✓ Review of flashings, soakers and abutment details
  • ✓ Assessment of debris impact and temporary making-safe needs
  • ✓ Photo evidence suitable for insurers and contractors
  • ✓ Prioritised repair recommendations after the storm event

How the process works

STEP 01

Report the incident

Tell us when the weather hit, where water is entering and whether temporary covers are already in place.

STEP 02

Document the damage

We inspect affected pitches and junctions, capture clear photographs and note related drainage issues.

STEP 03

Plan the recovery

You receive a report that separates urgent making-safe work from longer-term reinstatement.

Frequently asked questions

Should I wait for the insurance company?

Make the property safe first, then document damage promptly. An independent assessment can support your claim with clear evidence.

Do you assess commercial roofs after storms?

Yes. We inspect residential and commercial roofs across Hull, including flat roofs and large industrial coverings where safe access allows.

What if only a few tiles moved?

Even small displacements can open paths for rain. We check surrounding fixings and valleys so minor damage does not become a larger leak.