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Storm Damage Restoration in Memphis, TN —
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From wind-driven granule loss to hail-bruised shingles, lifted flashing, and fence panels laid flat, North Slope Exteriors documents what the storm actually did to your Memphis property and rebuilds it to last. Every project starts with a free, no-obligation on-site inspection — call (870) 218-4440 or schedule yours below.

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Why Memphis Homeowners Call Us

Memphis Takes Severe Weather Seriously, and So Do We

This is not a market where storm damage is a rare event. Memphis has a documented history of derechos, tornadoes, and hail, and the damage those events leave behind is specific — which is why we document each one the way we do.

The 2003 Derecho: "Hurricane Elvis"

On July 22, 2003, a derecho that became known as "Hurricane Elvis" moved through Memphis with a peak wind gust measured at 102 mph. Roughly 300,000+ homes and about 70 percent of Shelby County were left without power. Damage was estimated at $500 million, with hundreds of mature trees uprooted and over 1,000 utility poles snapped. A straight-line wind event of that magnitude does not just strip shingles — it racks roof structures, tears flashing loose, and drops trees across fence lines and siding.

A Real Tornado History

Shelby County has recorded 56 confirmed tornadoes since 1950, per the National Weather Service. That includes the February 5, 2008 Super Tuesday outbreak tornado, which collapsed a warehouse roof in east Memphis, and the 2019 EF-1 that tracked from Memphis International Airport through Oakhaven and Parkway Village into East Memphis. Tornado damage presents differently from straight-line wind — it lifts and peels rather than pushes, which is why we check roof edges, ridges, and every penetration separately.

Hail, and Who Signs Off On the Work

Hail in this area is a recurring event with a documented record: 1.5 inch hail in Germantown on September 5, 2023; 1.25 inch hail near New South Memphis on May 13, 2022; and 1.75 inch hail in Southaven on January 25, 2021. On the permit side, the Memphis and Shelby County Office of Construction Code Enforcement does not require a permit for a reroof unless decking is repaired or altered, but a full tear-off or replacement does require one. We confirm current permit requirements with Memphis and Shelby County's Office of Construction Code Enforcement before we begin work.

Our Storm Damage Services

Complete Storm Damage Restoration in Memphis

One crew for the whole property — roof, siding, gutters, and fence — with the documentation to go with it.

Emergency Roof Tarping

When a storm opens your roof up, the priority is stopping water from getting in before the next rain. We tarp the affected area to limit interior damage while the repair or claim work gets sorted out.

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Full Roof Replacement

Complete tear-off and replacement for roofs that took damage beyond repair. Decking inspected and replaced as needed, with ice-and-water protection at the valleys and penetrations and a full magnetic sweep before we leave.

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Siding Storm Repair

Impact cracks, punctures, and panels lifted or torn loose by wind and debris. We match profile and color as closely as the material allows and repair the underlying wall where water has gotten behind the siding.

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Gutter & Downspout Repair

Dented and creased gutters, separated downspout runs, and sections pulled away from the fascia. Gutters are one of the clearest indicators that hail of a damaging size actually fell on your property.

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Fence Storm Repair

Panels laid flat, rails cracked by falling limbs, and posts lifted or racked out of line. We repair or replace the damaged sections and reset posts so the line holds rather than leaning for the next few seasons.

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Insurance Documentation & Adjuster Coordination

Photo documentation, moisture readings, and measurements formatted so an adjuster can work from them, plus we meet your adjuster on site to walk the same roof with the same information.

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Our Inspection Checklist

What We Look For After a Memphis Storm

Much storm damage is not visible from the ground. These are the specific items we check on a post-storm inspection, on the roof and around the rest of the property.

Wind-driven granule loss — bare or darkened patches where the protective mineral surface has been stripped off, often on the slopes facing the wind
Hail-bruised or creased shingles — soft spots and fracture lines in the mat that may not be visible until you are on the roof with the light at the right angle
Lifted or missing shingles — tabs that have lost their seal and are now wind-lift risks on the next storm, not just cosmetic damage
Flashing separation at chimneys, vents, and wall intersections, which is where most post-storm leaks actually start
Soft spots or sagging in the decking, felt underfoot in the attic, which moves a job from a re-roof into structural repair territory
Dented gutters and separated downspouts — the soft-metal evidence adjusters use to corroborate that damaging hail actually fell on the property
Wind damage to fence panels and posts — cracked rails, lifted panels, and posts racked out of plumb that will lean further with each wet and dry cycle
Siding impact cracks and punctures, including the wall behind the siding where water has already gotten in
Attic leak checks for staining, damp sheathing, and daylight through the roof deck, which tell us what the underside looks like rather than just the top
Photo and moisture-reading documentation of everything above, formatted for insurance purposes so your claim rests on evidence rather than on a description
FAQ

Memphis Storm Damage Questions, Answered

That depends on your policy, your deductible, and whether your carrier settles at actual cash value or replacement cost, so we make no promises about the outcome. We document the damage with photos and moisture readings, provide repair-or-replace estimates, and work directly with your adjuster so your claim rests on evidence.

The Memphis and Shelby County Office of Construction Code Enforcement does not require a permit for a reroof unless decking is repaired or altered, but a full tear-off or replacement does require one. We confirm current permit requirements with Memphis and Shelby County's Office of Construction Code Enforcement before we begin work.

Hail damage is often invisible from the ground. On the roof it shows up as bruised or creased shingles and bare patches where granules have been knocked loose. From the ground, the clearest indicators are dented gutters, dented vents and flashing, and dark grit collecting in your downspouts — soft-metal evidence that hail of a damaging size actually fell on your property. Our guide on how to spot hail damage on your roof covers what is visible from the ground and what is not.

Document before you clean up. Take photos of each elevation of the house and close-ups of anything obvious — displaced shingles, dented gutters, damaged siding, torn fence pickets — and note the date and approximate time of the storm. Then get an independent inspection before you call your carrier, so you know whether you have documentable damage before anything goes on your claim record.

It depends on the material involved, the scope of the damage, and the specifics of your property. Because those vary so much from one Memphis home to the next, we do not quote from a chart. We come out, inspect the property, document what we find, and give you a free written quote with exact pricing.

Yes, flexible financing options are available for qualified Memphis homeowners. Ask about them during your free estimate and we will walk you through what is available for your project.

Service Area

Storm Damage Restoration Across Memphis

We provide complete storm damage restoration throughout Memphis and the surrounding Shelby County communities.

38103

Memphis, TN

38104

Memphis, TN

38111

Memphis, TN

38112

Memphis, TN

38117

Memphis, TN

38119

Memphis, TN

38125

Memphis, TN

38128

Memphis, TN

If you are nearby and need storm damage work, call us at (870) 218-4440.

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