Was Your Los Lunas Roof in the Path of the September 28 Hailstorm?
Independent storm data shows hail up to 1.75" moved directly through Los Lunas, Valencia, and El Cerro Tome — impacting an estimated 6,616 homes. If you're in the marked area, a free roof report tells you plainly where you stand before you call your insurer.
The Confirmed Storm Track Over Los Lunas
Map data via independent storm-verification service. Being inside the shaded area doesn't guarantee damage, and being just outside it doesn't rule it out — a roof-level look is the only way to know for sure.
What a Free Roof Report Actually Gets You
An On-Site Inspection
We walk the roof in person and check for the specific signs of hail impact — not just a drive-by look.
A Written, House-Specific Report
Photos and documentation of what we find, so you have something concrete before you talk to your insurer.
No Pressure, No Obligation
If there's nothing storm-related to report, we'll tell you that plainly. Finding out is free either way.
We Help With the Insurance Side, Too
Filing a claim after a storm shouldn't feel like a second job. If our inspection turns up storm damage, we'll walk you through what to document and what a fair adjuster inspection looks like. See our insurance claims guide and New Mexico-specific filing guide — and if a claim is ever denied or underpaid, our escalation path guide covers your options.
Before You Sign Anything
Timberwolf Construction is a licensed New Mexico general contractor, NM Lic. #426379 — not a public adjuster, insurance company, or law firm. We don't guarantee that any insurance claim will be approved, and a free roof report is an assessment of your roof's condition, not legal or insurance advice or a promise of coverage. The decision to file a claim, and its outcome, rests with you and your insurer.
Be cautious of any contractor who offers to waive, absorb, or cover your insurance deductible — treat that as a warning sign, not a deal. Verify any contractor's license before signing anything, including ours. Read more in our New Mexico Consumer Protections guide.
Common Questions
How do I know if my roof actually has hail damage?
Hail damage isn't always visible from the ground. Bruised shingles, granule loss, and soft spots often only show up on a close inspection. Being inside the mapped storm area raises the odds, but the only reliable way to know is to have someone look at the roof directly.
Is the free roof report really free, with no obligation?
Yes. We inspect the roof and give you a written, honest answer — whether that's storm damage worth documenting or normal wear that insurance won't cover. There's no cost and no requirement to hire us afterward.
Will filing a claim raise my insurance rates?
That depends on your insurer and your claims history, and it's a fair question to ask your agent directly before filing. What we can tell you is whether the damage looks storm-related and claim-worthy in the first place, which is usually the more useful first step.
What if I'm just outside the shaded area on the map?
Storm swaths aren't perfectly precise, and hail can cause isolated damage outside the heaviest-hit core. If you're near the mapped area and have concerns, it's worth getting a free inspection rather than assuming you're in the clear.
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No pressure, no obligation — just a clear, documented answer about your roof.
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