Wind-lifted shingles, a stain spreading across the ceiling after the first big storm, a flat roof that finally gave up a seam — we assess the damage honestly, document everything, and do the repair or replacement the roof actually needs. Serving Ventura, Oxnard, Camarillo, and all of Ventura County.
"Storm work gets the same written workmanship guarantee as every other roof we touch — on paper before we start."
Before anyone gets on the roof — including us — a few minutes inside the house prevents most of the secondary damage.
Move furniture, rugs, and electronics out of the drip line. Set a bucket or trash can under active drips, lay towels for the splash, and drape plastic over anything you can't move.
Take photos and video of the ceiling, the walls, and whatever you can see from the ground outside. Note the date and when the leak started — your insurer will ask, and so will we.
A wet roof is slick, and walking storm-damaged roofing can make the damage worse. Leave the roof to us: call or text (805) 223-8715 and we'll give you a real answer based on the current schedule — active leaks get priority, especially during rain events.
Storm damage doesn't automatically mean a new roof. It means finding out what the storm actually did — and quoting that, with photos to back it up.
Tarp, patch, repair, or replacement — the roof's condition decides, not a sales target. We inspect, photograph what we find, and tell you what it actually needs. If a repair will hold, that's what we quote.
When more rain is coming and permanent work can't happen yet, we get the roof dried in — tarping and temporary protection installed properly and photographed as part of the record, not stapled on and forgotten.
Wind-lifted or missing shingles, failed flashing, torn underlayment, flat-roof seams — repaired by our own crews. And when a roof truly is done, we say so with photo evidence and quote the replacement straight.
Filing a roof insurance claim in Ventura County? Know who does what. NRG is a licensed roofing contractor — not a public adjuster — and in California that line matters. Here is exactly what we do on a claim, and what we don't.
Dated photos of the damage, a written condition report, and an itemized repair or replacement scope — in the format adjusters typically ask for, so nothing about your roof gets decided on guesswork.
Coverage is a decision between you and your insurance company under your policy. We don't handle the claim itself — in California, only a licensed public adjuster may represent you on a claim. We stick to the roofing.
Once your insurer approves a scope of work, we perform the repair or replacement to that scope, line by line — and document completion with photos the same way we documented the damage.
Restoration general contractors and property managers know us as the roofing trade on insurance-scope projects — clean scopes, straight pricing, and paperwork that matches the rest of the file.
Most of the "storm damage" we see started as a small flashing gap or a brittle ridge cap that a pre-season inspection would have caught for a fraction of the cost. Get the roof inspected and maintained before the first storm of the season — not after the ceiling stains.
Honest answer: it depends on your policy and on what caused the damage — sudden storm damage and long-term wear are treated very differently, and that decision belongs to your insurer, not to us. What we do is make sure the file is solid: dated photos, a written condition report, and an itemized scope, so the decision gets made on real information.
Yes. We work alongside restoration general contractors and property managers on insurance-scope roofing — as the roofing trade on their project, with scopes and documentation that match the rest of the file. If you already have a restoration GC on your loss, we're glad to coordinate directly with them.
Whichever the roof actually needs. We inspect, estimate remaining life, and when it's a close call we give you both numbers — the repair now and the replacement later. If a repair will hold, that's what we'll tell you. Storm damage doesn't automatically mean a new roof, and we won't pretend it does.
Yes — CSLB C-39 #1156853, licensed, bonded, and insured. You can verify the license yourself at cslb.ca.gov.
Yes — a written 5-year workmanship guarantee on every estimate, storm work included. If the work we performed fails because of our workmanship, we come back and make it right. It covers our workmanship — it's not a material-lifespan claim — and it's spelled out in writing before work starts.
A sentence or two is plenty — where the water's showing up, when it started, and whether an insurance claim is involved. We'll come out, assess it honestly, and document what we find.
Active leak? Call us instead — it's faster: (805) 223-8715.