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Hail and wind damage often isn't visible from the ground. Get a free, written roof inspection from a family-run local roofer — documented slope-by-slope for your insurance carrier. Licensed in WV and VA.
What We Look For
Storms leave fingerprints. We photograph every one and document them in a format your insurance adjuster understands.
Quarter-sized hail or larger bruises asphalt shingles in a way the homeowner cannot always see from the ground. We document every slope.
Sustained gusts above 58 mph routinely break shingle seals. We photograph any lift, creasing, or outright missing tabs.
The places water actually gets in. Damaged ridge vents, bent step flashing, and cracked pipe boots are the leaks no one finds for six months.
Soft decking, attic moisture, and visible ceiling stains — the symptoms that decide whether this is a repair, a partial replacement, or a full one.
How It Works
One call to (681) 534-5515 or one form on this page. We schedule a free inspection — usually same-week in the Eastern Panhandle.
Roof walk, drone overheads, slope-by-slope photo log, attic check. Every photo is geo-tagged and date-stamped for your carrier.
You get a plain-language damage report you can hand to your insurance adjuster. We don't promise claim outcomes — but we make sure nothing legitimate gets missed.
If a claim is approved, we coordinate scope, scheduling, and final inspection. Review the proposed scope and warranty terms before signing.
For Your Insurance Carrier
A complete claim package is the difference between a denied claim and an approved one. Here is what your adjuster receives, in writing, after every Real Elite inspection.
Note: we never promise a specific claim outcome — that is your carrier's decision. We make sure legitimate damage is documented thoroughly.
Most homeowner policies allow 1 year from the storm event to file a claim — but many specify 60 to 90 days. The longer you wait, the harder it is to prove damage came from a specific storm rather than wear-and-tear. Same-week inspection protects your claim.
Book Your Free Inspection
Pre-set to storm damage so your request reaches us with the right urgency. A project lead follows up after reviewing your request — or call (681) 534-5515 for an active leak.
Frequently Asked
For confirmed storms in the Eastern Panhandle WV, Frederick County MD, or Loudoun County VA service area, we typically schedule a free inspection within the same week — often within 48 business hours. For active leaks or emergency tarping needs, call (681) 534-5515 immediately and we will prioritize.
Yes. We provide written damage documentation, slope-by-slope photo logs, and a scope-of-work estimate that aligns with Xactimate line items so your adjuster has what they need. We do not promise a specific claim outcome — that is the adjuster's decision — but we make sure legitimate damage is documented thoroughly.
Yes. No charge, no obligation, no pressure. You get a written report whether you decide to file a claim with us, file with another contractor, or do nothing at all. We earn the work by being honest, not by trapping homeowners into commitments.
We tell you that, in writing, on the same report. Not every storm causes claim-worthy damage, and not every roof needs replacement. If your roof is in good shape, you walk away with peace of mind and a baseline document for the next storm.
Most homeowner policies require notice within one year of the storm event, but many specify shorter windows — sometimes 60 or 90 days. Check your policy or call your carrier. The longer you wait, the harder it is to prove damage came from a specific storm rather than wear-and-tear, which is why same-week inspection matters.
Yes. Real Elite Contracting is licensed and insured in West Virginia and Virginia. Family-run by brothers Jose and Miguel. Miguel is a U.S. military veteran and Purple Heart recipient. Review the proposed scope and warranty terms before signing.
For active leaks, partially missing roofs, or anything that exposes the interior to weather, call (681) 534-5515 immediately. We coordinate emergency tarping and temporary repairs to prevent further damage while the claim process moves forward.
Before Work Begins
Use the estimate to discuss the details that matter in your home.
Bring your plans, priorities, and budget to the estimate. Review what is included before committing to construction.
Ask for current license and insurance documents, proposed warranty terms, and the responsibilities of each contractor on your project.
Discuss site supervision, progress reporting, access, and cleanup arrangements before work begins.
Same-week appointments across Martinsburg, Frederick, Winchester, Leesburg, and the surrounding tri-state.