Earlham & Madison County, Iowa
Earlham’s Storm Damage Experts
- 2,500+ Storm Damage Restorations
- Hail, Wind & Severe Weather Damage
- 2 Iowa Locations, Always Nearby
- Free Storm Damage Inspections
- Licensed, Insured & Manufacturer Certified
- Experienced Claims Advisors
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Real Storm Damage Client Reviews
“During the storms, I lost a few shingles on a very steep section of my roof. Xtreme Roofing came over and replaced those 2-3 shingles for me. It was nice to call someone who was willing to help and didn't force me into replacing more than those few missing shingles. I appreciated not being pressured into committing to a bigger job. Thanks for helping me out so my roof wasn't exposed to any more rain while shingles were missing.”
“Came out quickly to patch a hole in the roof from storm damage. When the color of shingles was wrong, they replaced them the same day. Looks great!”
The Xtreme Difference
Why Homeowners
Choose Xtreme
After a Storm?
No Pressure, No Obligation
25+ Years of Iowa Storm Experience
A family business with deep Iowa roots, not a franchise, focused on hail, wind, and severe weather restoration across both in town and rural properties.
24/7 Emergency Response
Available around the clock for urgent situations, with priority scheduling for active leaks and exposed roofs.
Your Experienced Advocate, Not Your Adjuster
We bring field experience and thorough documentation to every inspection, and we complete work within insurance established budgets. We're roofing contractors, not insurance adjusters, and we don't pretend otherwise.
Certified Installations & Warranty Backed Work
All restoration work is manufacturer certified and backed by comprehensive warranties.
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Storm Restoration Services
What We Restore
Hail Damage Restoration
Open farmland around Earlham offers little in the way of windbreaks, so hail moves across a roof with more force out here than it does on a home tucked into a sheltered subdivision. We walk every slope, document granule loss, bruised shingles, dented gutters, and cracked siding, and give you a clear read on what the storm actually did.
Wind Damage Restoration
Straight line winds across open Madison County farmland can lift shingles, blow off siding panels, and separate gutters faster than they would on a wind sheltered in town lot. We respond quickly, document the damage thoroughly, and get repairs scheduled before secondary water damage sets in.
Simple. Transparent. Stress-Free.
Our Storm Damage Restoration Process
Thorough Storm Damage Inspection
On site inspection with photo documentation and precise measurements across the roof, siding, gutters, and any structural concerns.
Honest Assessment & Clear Options
We walk you through exactly what we found and what your realistic options are. No pressure, no adjuster style assessment.
Restoration Scheduled, Budget Confirmed
Work proceeds within insurance established budgets, with a clear timeline and no surprise charges.
Completion, Clean Up & Warranty
Final walkthrough, a spotless job site, and warranty backed work from start to finish.
Service Area
Based in Earlham, serving homeowners throughout Madison, Dallas, Guthrie, Adair, and Adams Counties. Xtreme has completed storm damage restoration work across Iowa and is happy to travel farther for homeowners anywhere in the state who want high quality work. Give us a call or fill out our contact form and tell us what you're looking for, we'll be upfront with you about whether the distance makes sense. See our full range of services at our Earlham page.
Our Locations
Urbandale
Earlham
Storm Damage FAQ
Look for circular dark spots or bruise like depressions on shingles, dented metal (gutters, vents, flashing), granules collecting in gutters or downspouts, and water stains forming on interior ceilings. Rural rooflines fully exposed to open field wind sometimes show wear spread across more of the roof than a sheltered in town home would, since there's nothing nearby to break the wind's path.
Yes. Granule loss is functional damage even without a visible leak. UV exposure and freeze thaw cycles can cause delayed water damage over time. An inspection soon after a storm matters, since filing deadlines can start from the storm date rather than the date damage is discovered.
Hail as small as three quarters of an inch can damage aging asphalt shingles, and one inch is a common threshold for claim worthy damage. According to NOAA, Iowa averages 165 hailstorms per year, ranking 10th nationally, and open farmland around Earlham gets its share of that exposure.
Iowa's general statute of limitations for property damage is five years under Iowa Code Section 614.1. But your actual homeowners insurance policy almost always sets its own, much shorter deadline, often just one to two years, and Iowa courts have upheld those shorter contractual deadlines even when the full extent of damage isn't clear right away. The real answer depends on what your specific policy says, so check your policy documents or ask your agent, and don't wait to get storm damage documented.
Not necessarily. Partial repairs often work for limited, isolated damage on a newer roof where matching shingles are available. Full replacement tends to make more sense on roofs over 10 years old or with prior damage history, which is common on older farmhouses throughout Madison and Guthrie County.
Hail creates impact dents and granule loss. Wind causes cracking, panel separation, punctures, and holes. Both compromise the weather barrier, and out here they often show up from the same storm event.
Yes, all restoration work, roofing, siding, gutters, and windows, is backed by a comprehensive warranty, with manufacturer certification adding further protection.