Kelley Restoration pairs full-service roofing with storm damage restoration — and we guide you through the insurance claim process step by step, so damage gets documented, filed, and fixed properly.
Recent storm? Don't wait for the next rain. We inspect storm damage, document it for your insurer, and make your home weather-tight — call (412) 492-4723.
Storm damage rarely stops at the shingles. We handle the roof and the restoration it triggers — siding, gutters, and interior water damage — so you're not juggling contractors.
Wind, hail, and fallen-tree damage assessed and repaired end to end — roof, siding, gutters, and the water damage storms leave behind.
Complete tear-off and re-roof with architectural shingles — including the deck repairs and flashing work storm-damaged roofs so often need.
Targeted repairs for leaks, missing shingles, and damaged flashing — the right fix when the roof overall still has years left.
When a compromised roof lets water in, we dry it out and rebuild — from attic insulation to stained ceilings and warped drywall.
Hail doesn't aim only at roofs. We replace storm-battered siding and gutters to match, restoring the whole exterior envelope.
General guidance through the claim process: documentation, adjuster meetings, and scope paperwork — explained in plain English.
General information only — every policy differs, and the claim is always between you and your insurer. Here's the usual sequence so nothing catches you off guard.
After a storm, photograph visible damage from the ground — missing shingles, dented gutters, fallen limbs. Don't climb on the roof yourself.
Tip: note the storm's date — insurers ask.We inspect the roof, measure affected slopes, and photograph hail hits and wind creasing — the evidence adjusters need to see.
Tip: hail damage is often invisible from the ground.You call your insurer to open the claim. We can explain what information they'll ask for and what the adjuster visit involves.
Tip: file promptly — policies have time limits.The insurer sends an adjuster to inspect. We can be on-site to walk the roof with them and make sure all damage is seen and noted.
Tip: ask for a copy of the adjuster's report.Once the claim is approved, we finalize the written scope, schedule the work, and restore your roof — and anything else the storm damaged.
Tip: you choose the contractor, not the insurer.Anyone can shingle a roof on a sunny Tuesday. Our reputation is built on the weeks after the storms.
Rapid inspections, emergency tarping, and clear next steps — because after a storm, "we'll get to you next month" isn't an answer.
Water damage, siding, gutters, and roofing from a single accountable contractor — no finger-pointing between trades.
We explain each step, document thoroughly, and meet adjusters on-site. You'll never wonder what happens next.
Local office, local crews, local accountability. We're here before the storm and long after the claim closes.
Every job documented in writing — materials, scope, schedule — before work begins.
Hail damage usually looks like dark spots or bruises where granules were knocked off shingles — hard to spot from the ground. A professional inspection with close-up photos is the reliable way to know.
Generally, get an inspection first. If there's no qualifying damage, you avoid filing a claim unnecessarily. If there is, you file with documentation already in hand.
That depends on your policy, your insurer, and your state regulations — it's a question for your insurance agent. We can tell you what the damage looks like; they can tell you what the claim means for your policy.
Yes. If a storm has opened your roof to the weather, call (412) 492-4723 — temporary protection comes first, permanent repairs get scheduled next.
Yes — that's the "restoration" in our name. Drying, drywall, ceilings, and paint, so the inside matches the new outside.
The reviews below are sample placeholders showing how customer testimonials would appear on the live site.
"After the hailstorm they found damage two other companies missed, documented everything, and walked the adjuster through it. New roof, zero stress."
"A tree limb went through our roof at 2am. They had it tarped by morning and the whole repair — roof, ceiling, paint — done within two weeks."
"The claim process finally made sense. They explained each step before it happened and the paperwork matched what the adjuster approved."
From our office at 4607 Library Rd, we respond across Pittsburgh's southern suburbs and nearby communities.
Active leak, recent storm, or just questions about your roof's condition — call and talk to someone who handles this every day.
| Monday – Friday | 8am – 6pm |
| Saturday | By appointment |
| Sunday | Closed |
Hours shown are illustrative. Storm emergency? Call — temporary protection is always the first priority.