60 mph wind gusts
August 22, 2026 · DeSoto and Shelby County · 6 reports
Reported near Olive Branch, 2 NNW Southeast Memphis, 4 E Whitehaven, 2 S Lakeland, 4 NE Whitehaven, 1 ESE Collierville

Services / Storm & Hail Damage
Mid-South hail and wind damage specialists — inspection, documentation, and insurance claim support start to finish.
901-760-7599The Mid-South's hail season peaks from late winter through spring, and summer brings straight-line winds that lift and crease shingles. Hail damage is sneaky: impacts knock the protective granules off asphalt shingles, exposing the mat underneath to UV degradation. The roof may not leak for a year or more — but the clock on your insurance claim starts the day of the storm.
After a storm we inspect your roof for free, photograph and document every impact, and if the damage warrants a claim we meet your insurance adjuster on your roof to walk them through it. Most homeowners with a legitimate claim pay only their deductible.
Photo evidence of every hail strike and wind crease, organized the way adjusters expect to see it.
You should not have to argue roofing details with an insurance company. We speak their language and advocate for what your policy covers.
We are local, veteran-owned, and here after the storm crews leave town. No door-to-door pressure, no signing over your claim.
From the ground, look for dented gutters, downspouts, or window wraps — hail hard enough to dent metal usually damaged the shingles too. The definitive check is an on-roof inspection, which we do for free.
Weather claims are 'acts of God' and are treated differently from at-fault claims. Insurers typically adjust rates regionally after major storms whether you file or not — meaning your neighbors' claims affect your premium either way.
Most policies allow one year from the storm date, some less. If you suspect damage, get the free inspection now so you have documentation inside the window.
Every hail and damaging-wind report filed with the National Weather Service by trained spotters, law enforcement, and the public. If your address was under one of these, your roof took it too.
August 22, 2026 · DeSoto and Shelby County · 6 reports
Reported near Olive Branch, 2 NNW Southeast Memphis, 4 E Whitehaven, 2 S Lakeland, 4 NE Whitehaven, 1 ESE Collierville
August 17, 2026 · DeSoto County · 7 reports
wind damage reported
Reported near Horn Lake, 5 ENE Olive Branch, 4 ESE Southaven, 2 NNE Hernando
July 8, 2026 · Shelby County · 1 report
Reported near 2 N Cordova
July 4, 2026 · Shelby and DeSoto County · 8 reports
Reported near Cordova, 1 W Olive Branch, 5 SW Olive Branch, 5 WNW Olive Branch, 4 SSE Hernando, 2 WSW Cordova
June 1, 2026 · DeSoto County · 4 reports
wind damage reported
Reported near 1 N Olive Branch, 3 ENE Hollywood, 2 NNE Lewisburg, 3 E Lake Cormorant
April 28, 2026 · Shelby and DeSoto County · 10 reports
wind damage reported
Reported near 3 E Cordova, 2 SSW Lewisburg, 3 WNW Olive Branch, 1 NNW Millington, 5 SSW Horn Lake, 3 SSE Hernando
March 15, 2026 · DeSoto and Shelby County · 8 reports
wind damage reported
Reported near 3 NNW Coldwater, Midtown Memphis, 1 SW Eudora, 1 S Hernando, Southaven, 1 WSW Hernando
March 7, 2026 · DeSoto and Shelby County · 4 reports
wind damage reported
Reported near 3 WNW Lewisburg, 2 NE Midtown Memphis, 5 WNW Lewisburg, 4 ENE Millington
December 28, 2025 · DeSoto County · 2 reports
wind damage reported
Reported near 5 S Horn Lake, 4 SSE Southaven
September 21, 2025 · DeSoto County · 1 report
wind damage reported
Reported near 1 W Walls
Roof membrane removed from Gymnasium building due to microburst winds. Time is radar estimated.
August 19, 2025 · DeSoto County · 1 report
wind damage reported
Reported near 6 WNW Lewisburg
August 14, 2025 · Shelby County · 2 reports
50 mph gusts also reported
Reported near 6 SSE Southeast Memphis, 5 SE Southeast Memphis
Data from National Weather Service Local Storm Reports, Memphis forecast office. A report near your address means a storm passed over — not that your roof is damaged. That is what the free inspection is for.
No fee, no pressure, no obligation. Just a straight answer about your roof — with photos to prove it.