Storm & Wind Damage in Buffalo & Western New York
After a storm, document damage with photos from the ground, prevent further water entry with an emergency tarp, and contact your insurer. Be cautious of door-to-door storm chasers; verify local address, insurance and references before signing.
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Contractors offering storm & wind damage
All Access Builders LLC
Buffalo, NYAVA Roofing & Siding
North Tonawanda, NYBuffalo Roofing (The Buffalo Roofing Co.)
Williamsville, NYBuffalo's Best Roofing Company LLC
Cheektowaga, NYCPO Roofing LLC
Erie County, NYFiddler Roofing
Niagara Falls, NYHWD Roofing (Hamburg Windows and Doors LLC)
Erie County, NYJP Construction Roofing & Siding
Lockport, NYM&A Contracting
Kenmore, NYMann Roofing and Remodeling
Buffalo, NYO'Connor Roofing
Buffalo, NYScott Enterprises Inc.
Buffalo, NYSouthtowns Roofing
Hamburg, NYFrequently asked questions
Should I call my insurance company or a roofer first?
Many homeowners have a reputable local roofer inspect first so they know whether damage exceeds the deductible, then file a claim. Read your policy for notice deadlines.
How can I spot a storm chaser?
Red flags include out-of-area plates, pressure to sign immediately, large upfront deposits, and offers to waive your deductible.
Why do ice dams happen so often in Western New York?
Lake-effect snow piles deep snow on roofs, and heat escaping from attics melts it; the water refreezes at cold eaves. Air sealing, insulation and ventilation are the long-term fix.