Roof Storm Damage First Steps and Documentation Kit
Record safe ground-level observations, photo references, and temporary actions after hail, wind, falling debris, snow, or tropical weather.
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Storm documentation worksheet
Organize safe observations, photo references, and temporary actions in one printable record.
Stay off the roof. Keep away from fallen power lines, unstable structures, standing water near electricity, and active ceiling collapse. Call emergency services for immediate threats to life or safety.
Photo reference log
Use photo numbers from your phone or camera. Avoid uploading private images to this page.
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