The vetted network, published
Every contractor we match, listed by name.
After a storm, marketplaces hide their contractor list and resell your number five times. We publish ours: licensed or state-registered, insured, with categories and service areas in the open. Browse the members below; when you call, we match your claim with one of them.
8 members
Blackland Roofing & Restoration
Dallas, TX · 14 yrs restoration
DFW hail claims, documented the way adjusters pay them.
Alamo Storm Restoration
San Antonio, TX · 11 yrs restoration
Bexar County storm claims without the door-knock.
Red Dirt Roofing Co.
Oklahoma City, OK · 16 yrs restoration
Registered Oklahoma roofers for tornado and giant-hail claims.
Front Range Storm Restoration
Denver, CO · 12 yrs restoration
Hail Alley roofs, siding, and claim paperwork done right.
North Star Restoration Group
Minneapolis, MN · 13 yrs restoration
Twin Cities storm claims inside Minnesota's tight deadline.
Heartland Emergency Services
Wichita, KS · 9 yrs restoration
First on the roof when the water is coming in.
Gulf Coast Dry-Out & Restoration
Tampa, FL · 10 yrs restoration
Hurricane-season mitigation that holds up to the adjuster.
Prairie Storm Exteriors
Omaha, NE · 7 yrs restoration
Omaha siding and gutter claims, one crew, start to finish.
No pay-to-play vetting
How a contractor earns a listing
License or registration
Verified against the state's actual framework: registration in Oklahoma, state licensing in Minnesota and Florida, local permits where Texas and Colorado require them. Disclosed on the profile.
Insurance on file
Active general-liability insurance confirmed at intake and re-checked at renewal. Non-negotiable for anyone on your roof.
Restoration experience
Years of insurance-claim work reviewed: documentation practices, adjuster experience, and supplement history.
Local presence
A real local business address and local references. Out-of-town storm-chaser crews are what this network exists to keep off your roof.
Storm Repair Pro is a referral service, not a contractor: members pay for membership and the exclusive leads we send, homeowners never pay us. How it works end to end is on how it works.
Directory questions
A directory that still matches you with one contractor
Why publish a directory if you match me with one contractor?
So you can see who stands behind the match. Every member is published by name with their categories, service area, and license disclosure, and when you call, your claim goes to one of them.
How do contractors get into the directory?
They apply, then pass vetting: state licensing or registration where required (Oklahoma and Minnesota require it, Texas does not), active general-liability insurance, an insurance-restoration experience screen, and a local-presence check. Contractors pay for membership and leads; homeowners never pay us.
Can I ask for a specific contractor from the directory?
Yes. Call us and mention the contractor by name. If your damage type and location fit their categories and service area, we route your claim straight to them, still one contractor, still a free inspection first.
Are these paid placements?
Members pay for membership and for the exclusive leads we send, which we disclose plainly. But nobody can pay to skip vetting, and Featured placement never overrides the match: fit for your damage type and location comes first.
Have storm damage? Skip the browsing.
Call now and we match your damage type and ZIP with the one vetted local contractor who fits, free assessment, help with your claim.
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