Roof Replacement
Full tear-off and re-roof, done in one to two days by a dedicated crew, with a written scope you can read before we start.
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Kestrel is Wichita's storm response desk: damage documented like evidence, insurance claims walked step by step, and roofs rebuilt on a published schedule. Calm is the whole product.
Figures are illustrative demo data for this fictional site.
Written findings, photos included, yours to keep. No obligation.
On a live site, the storm desk would confirm your inspection window within one business hour. This is a design demonstration, so nothing was actually sent.
Active leak or storm damage right now? The line is answered 24/7: (555) 043-2300
Every event we respond to gets logged: date, hail size, areas served, roofs handled. When your neighbors ask who actually showed up, the log answers.
| Date | Event | Max hail | Areas served | Roofs handled | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jun 26, 2026 | Supercell hail, evening pass | 1.75 in | 67205 · 67212 · 67235 | 148 | Claims window open |
| May 18, 2026 | Straight-line wind, 78 mph gusts | None | Derby · Haysville | 87 | Closed |
| Apr 30, 2026 | Overnight hail band | 1.25 in | 67002 · 67037 | 63 | Closed |
| Sep 12, 2025 | Hail with wind-driven damage | 2.00 in | 67101 · 67205 · 67220 | 212 | Closed |
| Jun 03, 2025 | Late-spring hail, west metro | 1.00 in | Maize · Goddard | 54 | Closed |
Full tear-off and re-roof, done in one to two days by a dedicated crew, with a written scope you can read before we start.
Read the detailsLeak tracing, flashing, decking, and shingle repair with photo documentation of what we found and what we fixed.
Read the detailsHail and wind damage documented like evidence, restored on schedule, and walked through your insurance claim step by step.
Read the detailsStanding seam and metal shingle systems rated for the hail alley. Fifty-year math, explained in plain numbers.
Read the detailsSeamless gutters sized for Kansas rain rates, with guards that survive cottonwood season.
Read the detailsA 21-point annual checkup with a photo report, so small problems stay small and storm claims start with a baseline.
Read the detailsInsurance restoration is a paperwork problem before it is a roofing problem. This is the rail every Kestrel claim runs on.
A Kestrel field inspector walks the roof, attic, and exterior within days of the storm, not weeks.
Every bruise, crease, and impact gets photographed, chalked, and mapped to your policy's language.
We attend your adjuster meeting, walk the same roof together, and make sure nothing documented gets missed.
Once the scope is approved, we build to it.

After a hail event, Wichita fills with out-of-state trucks and folding tables. Kestrel is the opposite: a local desk with a published storm log, a claims coordinator you can call by name, and crews that were on your county's roofs last season and will be next season.
All figures are illustrative demo data for this fictional site.
Dates, neighborhoods, hail sizes, build times. Before and after, with the paperwork story in between.

The June 26 supercell left 1.75 inch bruising across the south slopes. Claim documented and approved in nine days; homeowner upgraded to impact-rated shingles at the insurer-approved scope.

Third hail claim in six years convinced this Derby family to stop re-roofing. We replaced asphalt with 24-gauge standing seam, engineered for the hail alley and warrantied for decades.

The adjuster's first scope missed creased shingles on the leeward slope. Our photo file and on-roof meeting brought the full elevation into the approved claim, no dispute required.
Approved-credit plans through our lending partners put most projects inside a monthly number you can plan around. Every figure below is illustrative.
Leak repairs and small scopes, spread over short terms.
Full architectural-shingle replacement, deferred-interest options available.
A fifty-year roof at a monthly number, not a shock.
“Hail hit on a Thursday night. Kestrel had eyes on our roof Saturday morning and a tarp on the worst of it by noon. The claim process felt organized instead of terrifying.”
“Travis sat at our kitchen table and explained exactly what our deductible was and why nobody honest could make it vanish. That one conversation is why we hired them.”
“They met our adjuster on the roof and walked him through every chalk mark. The scope came back complete the first time.”
Reviews are fictional and illustrative, written for this demonstration site.
Based on North Ridge Court, serving Sedgwick County and the storm corridors east and west of it.
During an active storm response our median dispatch time is under four hours for emergencies and one to three days for standard damage inspections (illustrative demo figures). The storm line, (555) 043-2300, is answered around the clock.
No. The damage report is free, in writing, and yours to keep whether or not you hire us or file a claim. If we find nothing worth claiming, we tell you that too.
We document the damage, meet your adjuster on the roof, and make sure the approved scope matches what is actually up there. The claim stays yours; the policyholder files it and the insurer pays you. We just make sure the evidence is complete.
No, and you should be wary of anyone who says they can. Your deductible is set by your policy, and offering to hide it is illegal in several states and a red flag everywhere. We price to the approved scope and you pay exactly what your policy says.
Start with a free written damage report. If your roof is fine, we will tell you that too, in writing, and you can get back to your week.