Inspection and restoration
Storm damage
After wind or hail, the roof often looks fine from the ground. We record what is actually there — seal condition, creasing, displacement, test squares where appropriate — as observations organised by slope and component. What your policy covers is your insurer's decision, not ours.
What this involves
- Wind observations: seal condition, creasing, displacement, directional patterns.
- Hail observations with test-square documentation where appropriate.
- Evidence organised by slope and component, with capture dates.
- A written record you can take to your insurer — we do not determine coverage.
How it starts
Every project begins with the Rhino Roof Inspection: a safety check, a slope-by-slope and component-by-component review, and a written report you keep. The recommendation comes after the evidence, never before it.
Rhino Roofworks is a roofing contractor, not a public adjuster, law firm or insurance carrier. Coverage decisions are made by the insurer under the applicable policy.