StormRoofQuotes is an independent, ad-supported information resource for homeowners across 13 Gulf and Atlantic coastal states dealing with storm roof damage.
StormRoofQuotes was built in Crystal River, Florida — right in the heart of hurricane country. After watching friends and neighbors struggle to find honest contractors after storms, we built a resource that does one thing: help coastal homeowners understand their damage, their claim, and how to find and vet a licensed local roofer themselves.
We are not a roofing contractor. We do not perform roofing work. We are a technology platform that makes the contractor search fast, transparent, and free — so you can focus on getting your home protected, not chasing down quotes.
Every guide, checklist, and resource on this site is written to help you understand your rights, document your damage correctly, and get paid what you're owed by your insurance company.
Free, simple, and built around the homeowner — not the contractor.
Plain-English guides on storm damage, insurance claims, and hiring a roofer. No form, no account, no cost, no commitment.
Learn how to document damage, read your policy, and know what a fair estimate looks like — before you spend a dollar or sign anything.
Use our checklists to find licensed, insured local roofers, gather written estimates, and verify credentials. You compare, ask questions, and choose — or choose none.
You're never locked in. StormRoofQuotes doesn't refer, match, or endorse any contractor — we publish information and step back. The decision is always yours.
We cover the most storm-active coastal markets in the continental US.
StormRoofQuotes is an independent publisher, not a contractor vetting or referral service. Some placements are paid advertising and are clearly labeled. Any advertiser is an independent business solely responsible for its own licensing, insurance, workmanship, and compliance with local laws. We don't verify, endorse, or recommend advertisers — always confirm a contractor's credentials and references yourself before signing anything.
Our editorial guides are written independently of advertising. If an advertiser behaves unethically — price gouging, unlicensed work, fraud — we want to know, and we'll remove the placement. For a dispute, we point homeowners to the appropriate state attorney general or licensing board.
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