Travis Yoder
Owner · Storm Desk LeadFourteen storm seasons on Wichita roofs. Travis built Kestrel around one idea: the calmest voice in the room should be your roofer, especially the week after hail.
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CompanyEvery step of a Kestrel project has a person attached, and this is them. All team members are fictional, invented for this demonstration site.
Fourteen storm seasons on Wichita roofs. Travis built Kestrel around one idea: the calmest voice in the room should be your roofer, especially the week after hail.
Dana turns chalk marks and photos into claim files adjusters can approve. She has walked homeowners through more than a thousand claims without raising her voice once.
Marcus runs the build calendar: materials, crews, dumpsters, and the magnetic nail sweep. If your build day moves, he is the one who calls you before you notice.
Joel's crew has re-roofed every housing style in Sedgwick County, from Riverside bungalows to Andover two-stories. He walks every ridge before he signs off.
Sam shoots the documentation photos that carry our claims. Hail bruising, wind creases, lifted flashing: if it happened, it is in the file.
Priya answers the desk line, keeps the storm log current, and makes sure nobody waits on a callback. She knows the build calendar better than anyone.
Portrait photography slots are reserved for real staff photos on a live engagement; this demo uses monograms deliberately.
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.