When a summer gust front or a Treasure Valley hailstorm damages your Kuna roof, the insurance process can feel like a second storm. Sage Roofing inspects the roof, documents the damage with clear photos, meets your adjuster if you want us there and replaces the roof once your claim is settled. The coverage decision is always your insurer's, but you won't have to figure out the roofing side alone.
Tell us what happened and we'll call to set up a free inspection.
In Ada County, thunderstorm wind is the most common severe weather. NOAA storm records show 72 thunderstorm wind events in the county since 1996. On May 28, 2026, an outflow boundary pushed 61–72 mph gusts across the Boise metro, and Kuna reported damage that day, including destroyed outdoor market stalls and a large poplar knocked down. Winds like that can lift shingles, break seal strips and tear off ridge caps.
Hail is less frequent but still part of the picture. The county has logged 22 hail events since 1996. On April 3, 2024, quarter-size hail fell across the Treasure Valley, with reports in Boise, Garden City, Eagle, Meridian and Nampa. Not every storm hits every street, so the safe move after any valley hail event is a quick inspection.
Storm damage is easy to miss from the ground. Creased shingles, bruised mats and loosened flashing may not leak for months. By then, your policy's deadline to report damage may have passed. That is why we recommend a free inspection soon after a big wind or hail day.
We are roofers, not adjusters or attorneys. We will not promise your claim gets approved, and we will never offer to cover your deductible. What we do is give you and your insurer an honest, well-documented picture of the roof.
Schedule My Storm InspectionCheck from the ground after a storm. If you see any of these, call for an inspection.
Shingles in the yard, exposed underlayment or tabs flipped up along the ridge and rakes are classic gust-front damage.
Dings on gutters, downspouts, vents and AC fins are a quick clue that hail hit hard enough to bruise shingles too.
A sudden pile of granules at the downspouts after a storm can mean hail knocked them loose, exposing the asphalt below.
Ceiling spots or damp attic insulation after a storm mean water found a way in. Photograph them before any repairs, and note the date you first noticed them.
Every policy is different. These are the general things insurers and adjusters tend to focus on.
Insurers want to know when the damage happened. Tying it to a known event, like the May 28, 2026 wind event in Kuna or a valley hail day, helps. Keep notes and photos with dates.
Policies generally cover sudden damage from wind or hail, not age or wear. Kuna's 100°F summers age shingles naturally, so clear photos showing storm-specific damage matter.
Many policies have a window for reporting damage, and coverage can differ between replacement cost and actual cash value. Read your policy or ask your agent.
Here is how we work alongside your claim. You stay in charge of it.
Book My Free Storm InspectionWe check the roof, gutters and attic and photograph every sign of storm damage we find. We also note wear that is not storm related, so the picture is honest.
You get a photo report you can share with your insurer. If we don't see storm damage, we tell you. That saves you a claim that would likely be denied.
You file the claim with your insurer. If you like, we meet the adjuster on the roof to point out what we found.
Once you have the adjuster's estimate, we go over it with you and flag anything that looks missing, like drip edge, flashing or vents. Any follow-up with the insurer is your call.
After your claim is settled and you approve the work, we replace the roof. Most jobs take 1–3 days.
0% interest for up to 18 months, or long-term plans as low as $149 a month, on approved credit. Financing can help with your deductible or with upgrades, like impact-resistant shingles, that go beyond the claim.
Yes. The April 3, 2024 storm brought quarter-size hail across the valley, and hail can hit some neighborhoods while sparing others. A free inspection tells you whether your roof was damaged before any reporting deadline passes.
Yes. On May 28, 2026, gusts of 61–72 mph swept the Boise metro, and Kuna reported damage including destroyed market stalls and a large downed poplar. If your roof lost shingles or caps that day, document it and get an inspection.
That's up to your insurer and your policy. Sudden wind or hail damage is often covered, while normal aging usually is not. We document the roof honestly, but we never promise a claim outcome.
Yes, if you want us there. We walk the roof with the adjuster and point out the damage we photographed. You stay in control of the claim.
Many policies set a time limit for reporting damage, and the length varies. Check your policy or call your agent soon after a storm. Getting an inspection early keeps your options open.
No. Offering to waive or absorb a deductible is a red flag and can cause problems with your insurer. We can talk about financing if the deductible is a strain.
We inspect storm-damaged roofs throughout ZIP 83634, including Old Town, Crimson Point, Danskin Ridge, Fossil Creek and the rural homes near Swan Falls Road. We also help homeowners in Meridian, Nampa, Boise, Melba and Caldwell.
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