Emergency? Get immediate help

Storm damage? We make the claim side easy and get the repairs done.

Photograph the damage with your phone, get a free inspection and a contractor estimate with a photo report you can share with your adjuster, then one licensed local pro handles the repairs. No cost to start. Many storm losses may be covered, depending on your policy*. You stay in control of your claim.

  • Free inspection: no out-of-pocket cost for your inspection
  • Roofing, water mitigation, tree removal, cleanup and restoration
  • A photo report and estimate you can share with your adjuster, all 50 states
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Start by photographing the damage with your phone.

Get your free inspection & quote

Emergency? Water coming in or tree on the house? Get immediate help →

Zero cost to you to get started. No out-of-pocket cost for your inspection.*

*Coverage depends on your policy. ClaimToRepair is a referral service; your request goes to one local provider.

  1. One local company reviews your request.
  2. They contact you to schedule your free inspection.
  3. You get a free quote and decide. No obligation.

Damage we help with

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Hail & Roof Damage

Hail, wind and roof damage inspections and repair

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Water & Flood Damage

Water extraction, drying and flood damage restoration

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Storm & Fallen Tree Damage

Fallen tree removal and storm damage repair

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Disaster Cleanup

Debris removal and post-disaster cleanup

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Fire & Smoke Damage

Fire, smoke and soot restoration

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Mold Remediation

Mold inspection and remediation after water damage

How it works

  1. Photograph the damage. Tell us what happened and snap guided photos with your phone. A local pro schedules your free inspection.
  2. Get your estimate and photo report. A contractor estimate and photo report you can share with your adjuster.
  3. Sign when you're ready. Review the written agreement; you stay in control of your claim.
  4. Repairs get done. One licensed local pro handles the repairs.

Homeowner guides

What to Do After Hail Damage: A Step-by-Step Checklist

A practical checklist for homeowners after a hailstorm, from safety and documentation to inspections and filing a claim.

How Insurance Claims Work for Roof Damage

Understand the roof claim process: deductibles, adjuster inspections, ACV vs. replacement cost, depreciation, and supplements.

Water Damage: What to Do in the First 48 Hours

Fast steps to limit water damage and mold risk, and how homeowners vs. flood insurance typically differ.

A Tree Fell on My House — What Now?

Safety, removal, tarping and insurance basics when a tree or large limb damages your home.

How to Avoid Storm-Chaser Contractor Scams

Red flags to watch for after a disaster and how to verify a contractor before you sign anything.

Latest from the blog

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Emergency Roof Tarping After a Storm: What Homeowners Should Know

Why fast temporary protection matters, how to stay safe, what a proper tarp job looks like, and which records to keep for your claim.

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After a Hailstorm: A Homeowner's Roof Checklist

What to look for after hail, how to document it, and when to call for an inspection.

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Homeowners vs. Flood Insurance: What's the Difference?

Why rising floodwater is usually treated differently from a burst pipe, and where to check your coverage.

Find help in your state

What does ClaimToRepair do?

Short answer: ClaimToRepair makes the claim side of storm damage easier and gets repairs done: we help you document damage with guided phone photos, arrange a free inspection, and provide a contractor estimate and photo report you can share with your adjuster. Repairs are performed by one independent licensed local contractor. We do not file, negotiate or adjust claims; coverage decisions are made by your insurance company.

Frequently asked questions

Who will contact me?

A local, independent service provider for your area and damage type will contact you to schedule your free inspection. ClaimToRepair is not a public adjuster or insurer and does not file, negotiate or adjust claims.

Does it cost anything to submit a request?

No. Zero cost to you to get started, and no out-of-pocket cost for your inspection.

Will my insurance cover the damage?

Many storm-related losses can be covered by homeowners insurance, but it depends on your policy, the cause of loss and your deductible. Only your insurer can make a coverage decision. Review your policy and contact your insurer or agent.

Do I have to hire anyone after the inspection?

No. You're never obligated to move forward. Always verify a contractor's license and insurance.

What areas do you serve?

We accept requests from all 50 U.S. states. Availability can vary by location and service.