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Has your roof been damaged by high winds, heavy rain or severe weather?
Storm damage isn’t always obvious from the ground. Tiles can become displaced, ridge tiles can loosen, flashings can lift and damage can occur in areas that are difficult or unsafe to access.
RoofScope Ltd provides professional storm damage roof inspections across Southampton, Hampshire and surrounding areas, combining modern inspection technology with more than 15 years of hands-on roofing experience.
We’ll assess the visible condition of your roof, document relevant damage and provide clear photographic evidence to help you understand what has happened and what needs attention.
Experienced roofing knowledge. Detailed evidence. Independent advice.
A drone can photograph your roof. An experienced roofer can understand the damage.
Following severe weather, it’s important to establish what has actually happened to the roof.
With more than 15 years of hands-on roofing experience, including running a roofing company and working on roofs professionally, we understand how different roofing materials and components respond to wind, rain and other weather conditions.
Our experience allows us to look beyond obvious damage and consider areas such as:
We combine this practical knowledge with modern inspection technology to give you a clearer picture of your roof’s condition.
What Happens During a Storm Damage Inspection?
Our inspection is designed to establish the visible extent of the damage and provide you with useful evidence.
1. We Understand What Happened
We’ll establish when the damage occurred and what you’ve noticed since the storm or severe weather event.
2. We Inspect the Roof
We assess accessible areas and look for visible signs of damage, displacement, deterioration and potential water ingress.
3. We Use Drone Technology Where Appropriate
Aerial imagery can allow us to inspect difficult-to-access areas and capture detailed photographs of the roof without unnecessary access onto the roof.
4. We Assess the Findings
Our 15+ years of roofing experience allows us to interpret what we see and consider whether defects appear consistent with recent damage, existing deterioration or previous repairs.
5. We Document the Condition
Where appropriate, we provide detailed photographic evidence and a professional report explaining our findings.
Our inspection is designed to establish the visible extent of the damage and provide you with useful evidence.
1. We Understand What Happened
We’ll establish when the damage occurred and what you’ve noticed since the storm or severe weather event.
2. We Inspect the Roof
We assess accessible areas and look for visible signs of damage, displacement, deterioration and potential water ingress.
3. We Use Drone Technology Where Appropriate
Aerial imagery can allow us to inspect difficult-to-access areas and capture detailed photographs of the roof without unnecessary access onto the roof.
4. We Assess the Findings
Our 15+ years of roofing experience allows us to interpret what we see and consider whether defects appear consistent with recent damage, existing deterioration or previous repairs.
5. We Document the Condition
Where appropriate, we provide detailed photographic evidence and a professional report explaining our findings.
Strong winds and severe weather can affect many different parts of a roofing system.
During an inspection, we may identify:
Roof Tiles & Slates
Missing, slipped, cracked or broken tiles and slates can leave the roof vulnerable to further water damage.
Ridge & Hip Tiles
Storms can loosen ridge and hip tiles, particularly where bedding or fixing systems have deteriorated.
Flashings
Lead and other flashing details around chimneys, walls and roof junctions can become damaged or displaced.
Chimneys
Chimney components can be particularly exposed to strong winds and may require closer inspection following severe weather.
Valleys & Roof Junctions
These areas can be vulnerable to damage and water ingress and may require careful inspection.
Flat Roofs
Wind can affect coverings, edges, joints and other components of flat roofing systems.
Gutters & Roofline
Storms can damage or displace gutters, fascia, soffits and associated components.
Understanding the difference matters.
A roof that has been exposed to severe weather may already have some age-related deterioration or previous repairs.
Not every defect found after a storm will necessarily have been caused by that storm.
That’s why experience matters when assessing storm damage.
With more than 15 years in the roofing industry, we can document what we see and identify visible signs of recent damage, existing deterioration and areas that may require further investigation.
We won’t make assumptions where the evidence doesn’t support them.
Our job is to provide a clear and factual assessment of the roof’s visible condition.
After severe weather, accessing a damaged roof can potentially introduce additional risks.
Where appropriate, our drone technology allows us to capture detailed aerial imagery of difficult-to-access areas.
This can help us inspect:
The result is detailed visual evidence that can help document the condition of your roof following a storm.
Technology gives us the view. More than 15 years of roofing experience helps us understand what we’re seeing.
If you’re considering making an insurance claim, professional photographic evidence and a documented assessment of the roof’s condition can be useful.
Where appropriate, RoofScope can provide an insurance roof report documenting visible damage and relevant findings.
Our reports can include:
We provide evidence and professional observations — we do not decide whether an insurance claim is accepted.
That decision remains with your insurer.
RoofScope is an independent roof inspection service.
We’re not carrying out a storm damage inspection simply to generate repair work.
Our role is to:
Inspect. Document. Explain.
If repairs are required, you’ll have a clearer understanding of the condition of your roof and can decide how you want to proceed.
This can be particularly useful if you want an independent assessment before obtaining repair quotations or progressing an insurance claim.
Even apparently minor damage can leave parts of a roof exposed to further weather.
Following a storm, look out for:
If you notice something that doesn’t look right, a professional inspection can help establish the extent of the problem.
15+ years of roofing experience
Real hands-on knowledge developed through years working in the roofing industry.
Award-winning roofing experience
Our background includes recognised experience within the roofing industry.
Modern inspection technology
Drone technology and detailed photography can provide valuable evidence of difficult-to-access areas.
Independent advice
Our inspection isn’t simply a route to selling you roofing work.
Clear reporting
We explain our findings in straightforward language and support them with photographic evidence where appropriate.
RoofScope Ltd is based in Southampton, Hampshire, providing professional storm damage roof inspections throughout Southampton, Hampshire and surrounding areas.
Whether your roof has been affected by high winds, heavy rain or severe weather, we can provide an experienced assessment of its visible condition and help you understand what needs attention.
Don’t rely on what you can see from the ground.
Get an experienced roofing professional to assess the roof and document the damage.
Contact RoofScope Ltd today to arrange a storm damage inspection in Southampton or Hampshire.
RoofScope Ltd — Professional Roof Surveys, Inspections, Drone Surveys & Roof Reporting.