Wind
Lifted, creased or missing shingles, and stress at edges and ridges that is easy to miss from the ground.
Storm Response • MD · DC · VA
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Roof damage is not always visible from the ground. Request an inspection and understand what may need attention before the problem becomes more serious.
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Property type
Signs your roof may have storm damage
Wind
Lifted, creased or missing shingles after high winds.
Hail
Bruising and granule loss that can weaken the roof surface.
Leaks
Water stains on ceilings or in the attic after a storm.
Missing Shingles
Exposed areas that leave the roof vulnerable.
A responsible path after severe weather
Wind, hail, rain and falling debris can affect roofing, siding and drainage together. Damage may be visible, or it may sit under shingles and in the attic before interior stains appear. New Paradigm Projects inspects, documents visible storm-related damage and explains the recommended next steps. We do not guarantee insurance approval, claim payment or a full replacement through insurance.
What storm effects can look like
Hail
Impact marks and granule loss that can weaken the surface even when the roof still looks intact from the street.
Leaks
Water in the attic, stains on ceilings or dripping after rain — sometimes hours after the storm has passed.
Tree and debris
Broken covering, punctures or damaged flashing where limbs or wind-blown debris struck the roof or siding.
From weather to a clear next step
Request inspection
Tell us what happened and how to reach you.
We contact you
The team follows up to confirm details and timing.
Evaluate the property
Review roofing, flashing, drainage and related exterior exposure.
Document visible damage
Note lifted or missing shingles, impact marks, tree or debris damage and interior clues.
Explain findings
Share what was observed in clear language.
Determine next steps
Repair, temporary protection, replacement or monitoring — based on the actual condition.
Plan restoration
If work is approved, coordinate materials, access and timing.
Complete approved work
Execute the agreed scope with care for the occupied home.
Final review
Confirm the result, cleanup and remaining questions.
Temporary protection
When an opening needs to be covered while the property is evaluated, temporary protection such as tarping may be discussed. Call 301-200-9223 for active leaks or urgent roof conditions. We do not publish a 24/7 guarantee on this website.
What happens next
Request Inspection
NPP Contacts You
Property Inspection
Recommended Next Steps
After a storm — what a homeowner should do
Prioritize safety
Stay clear of downed lines, hanging limbs and a wet or damaged roof.
Look for visible damage from a safe location
From the ground or a window: missing shingles, bent gutters, debris or interior drips.
Document obvious conditions when appropriate
Photos from a safe place help the team prepare. They do not replace an inspection.
Protect the property when safely possible
Move belongings off a wet ceiling if you can. Temporary covering may be discussed when an opening cannot wait.
Request a professional inspection
Use the form or call 301-200-9223. We do not diagnose a roof from a photo alone.
Review documented findings
The team explains what was visible in plain language — including the limits of what could be seen.
Determine repair or restoration options
Repair, protection, replacement or monitoring — based on the actual condition. Insurance outcomes are never guaranteed.
Storm damage questions
Can hail damage be hard to see?+
Yes. Hail can bruise shingles and loosen granules without an obvious hole from the ground.
What can wind damage look like?+
Lifted, creased or missing shingles and stressed edges and ridges.
Do you guarantee insurance approval?+
No. Our team can inspect and document visible storm-related damage and explain the recommended next steps. We do not guarantee claim approval, payment or a full replacement through insurance.
Do you offer 24/7 emergency service?+
Call 301-200-9223 for active leaks or urgent conditions. We do not publish a 24/7 guarantee.
What should I do after a storm?+
Prioritize safety, look from a safe place, document obvious conditions, protect the property if you can do so safely, then request a professional inspection.
Can you tarp a damaged roof?+
Temporary protection may be discussed when an opening cannot wait. It is confirmed after we understand the situation.