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As featured on Atlanta News First
Mosaic Roofing featured on Atlanta News First for storm-season response and insurance claim documentation across Atlanta metro.
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June 2025 hailstorm: the standard deadline has passed, some policies allow 24 months.
The standard 12-month filing window closed June 26-27, 2026. If you never filed, don't assume you're out of options, some policies allow up to 24 months. Free policy review + inspection from Mosaic.
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Recent storms in metro Atlanta.
Every major hail or wind event that hits the metro, with claim-window guidance for each.
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Storm season in metro Atlanta.
Hail and wind storms are most common from spring through early summer, and they can arrive without much warning. Atlanta's tree canopy adds a second risk: limbs that snap in a storm can open a slope or crack a chimney even when the hail is light. After any storm that you think may have affected your roof, take photos of the house from the ground, cover any opening with a tarp if water is coming in, and keep the storm date on record. Insurance policies set deadlines for filing claims, so check yours early.
Insurance claim guidance.
Your insurer decides what is covered. Our role is to document the damage in writing: photographs, test squares on each slope, and a scope of the work we found. We present those findings to your adjuster and don't negotiate or represent you on your claim. Georgia's rules for roofing contractors limit what a contractor can do on a claim, and we follow them. For the full process, read the Georgia roof insurance claim guide.
Roofing tips for Atlanta homeowners.
- Check your attic for daylight and water stains after every heavy storm. Attic problems show up before ceiling stains do.
- Clean gutters at least twice a year, and more often under oaks and pines.
- Keep limbs trimmed back from the roof. Dropped limbs are the most common cause of storm damage on our tree-covered lots.
- Confirm your attic ventilation. A hot, damp attic can shorten a shingle roof's life by years.
- Get your roof inspected after a storm even if you see no obvious damage. Hail often bruises shingles without breaking them.