Wind Damage Checker
Oklahoma wind can lift shingles, pop nail heads, and peel flashing in a single storm. Answer 10 quick questions to see your roof's wind-damage risk — then get a free, no-pressure inspection from Proof Construction.
Since 2015
Owens Corning Preferred
CIB #80004070
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3-Yr Workmanship Warranty
Answer 10 Questions
Roof age, shingles, storm history, and visible warning signs — about 60 seconds.
Get Your Risk Score
Weighted scoring ranks your roof Low, Moderate, High, or Severe for wind damage.
Free Inspection
Proof Construction documents your roof and walks you through next steps. No pressure.
Low Wind-Damage Risk
Your roof shows few wind-risk factors.
What Your Answers Mean
This tool is a screening aid for educational purposes only. It is not an insurance adjustment, an official damage assessment, or a substitute for a professional roof inspection by a licensed contractor.
Wind Damage FAQ
Straight answers about wind damage, insurance, and what to do next.
How much wind does it take to damage an asphalt shingle roof?
Sustained winds of 40-50 mph can lift and curl shingles on older or poorly fastened roofs, and gusts over 60 mph routinely tear shingles loose, pop nail heads, and peel flashing. Oklahoma straight-line winds and tornado-force gusts regularly exceed those thresholds — so a free inspection after any severe storm event is worth your time.
What does wind damage on a roof look like?
Look for lifted or curled shingle edges, missing shingles or ridge caps, creased or flexed shingles (bend one gently — a crease exposes the fiberglass mat), popped or exposed fastener heads, granule loss in the gutters, and flashing pulled away at chimneys, valleys, or sidewalls.
Will my homeowners insurance cover wind damage in Oklahoma?
Most standard Oklahoma homeowners policies cover wind and hail damage, including the cost to repair or replace your roof, minus your deductible. Actual coverage depends on your policy and the age and condition of your roof — document the damage with photos and schedule a free inspection before you file.
How long do I have to file a wind damage claim in Oklahoma?
Most Oklahoma policies require you to file a wind or hail claim within 1 year of the storm date, and some carriers allow up to 2 years. The clock starts the day the storm hits — not when you notice the damage — so having your roof inspected and documented early protects your right to file.
Don't Let Wind Damage Become a Leak
One free inspection gives you a documented, photo-backed picture of your roof — before the next storm decides for you.
Disclaimer: This wind damage checker is a screening tool for educational purposes only. It is not an insurance adjustment, an official damage assessment, or a substitute for a professional roof inspection by a licensed contractor. Only a licensed inspector can confirm wind damage and its cause.
