Storm-ready roof repair, replacement, and insurance-claim help, trusted by Moody homeowners, with free inspections usually on-site same day.
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Moody took the hail. When the February 26, 2026 supercell crossed this corridor, some of its largest stones, up to two inches, fell on St. Clair County, and Moody sat in the path. Months later, the roofs that got pounded that afternoon look exactly like the roofs that did not, and that is the problem. Hail bruises the layer under the granules where nobody can see it. SWAT Roofing inspects for free, our Alabama headquarters is fifteen minutes west in Irondale, we are licensed and insured in Alabama, and (205) 623-2446 gets you a real person, not a phone tree.
Moody is one of the fastest-growing towns on the I-20 corridor, which means most of its roofs are young: subdivision streets built in the last twenty years, whole neighborhoods sharing a birthday. Young roofs hide hail damage best of all, because fresh-looking shingles fool everyone except the leak that shows up two years later. We photograph every slope, drone and on-roof, and tell you straight what the February storm did or did not do to yours.
Full tear-off and re-roof with architectural, Class 4 impact resistant or metal systems, installed to manufacturer spec.
LEARN MORERapid response after hail and high wind. We tarp, document, and repair fast before the damage spreads.
LEARN MOREMissing shingles, active leaks, failed pipe boots, and worn flashing, found and fixed with photo proof.
LEARN MOREConcierge claim support. One project manager documents the damage, meets your adjuster on the roof, and runs the claim to the final check.
LEARN MORESeamless gutters, leak barriers, and waterproofing that protect the roof you just paid for.
LEARN MOREAnnual inspections, super fast storm responses and small repairs that extend roof life and keep claim histories clean.
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Free, no-pressure roof & attic assessment with full photo documentation.
A clear, written scope and price — no surprises, no high-pressure sales.
We meet your adjuster on the roof and manage the carrier for you.
Certified crews complete the work fast, clean, and to manufacturer spec.
Backed by a 10-year workmanship warranty and manufacturer coverage.
Over a quarter-century of local storm experience - we know what storm damage looks like and how to prove it.
Manufacturer-certified installers in every market we operate in.
The top 2% of US roofers. Our workmanship and material warranties actually mean something.
We work with you and your adjuster end-to-end.
Our work and materials are guaranteed long after the crew leaves.
We cover Moody and every surrounding community
The February 26, 2026 supercell put Moody in the storm record: hail up to two inches across St. Clair and Jefferson counties, a brief EF-0 tornado through Trussville ten minutes west, a microburst in Pinson, and hail piled deep enough in places to make fog. NWS Birmingham, whose forecast office covers this county, logs severe storms through the I-20 corridor every spring and fall, and most of them never make the news.
Here is the part that matters for your house. Hail does not have to break a window to total a roof. Two-inch stones bruise shingle mat on every slope they hit, the bruises are invisible from the ground, and they turn into leaks on their own schedule, usually after the claim has gotten complicated. A free inspection settles it while the storm date still does the work. If your roof came through clean, we will tell you that too.
Fifteen minutes from our Irondale headquarters down I-20. Moody sits inside our same-day response ring, and after the February storm this corridor became a daily route for us.
The City of Moody issues its own permits, with St. Clair County rules applying outside city limits. We confirm which applies to your address and handle it.
Yes, and it is the most common surprise on this corridor. Hail does not check build dates. Bruised mat on a five-year-old roof quietly costs it a decade of life, and builder warranties almost never cover weather. A free photographed inspection settles it either way.
Probably not. Alabama policies typically give you a year or more to file, and dated damage is dated damage. Our inspection documents what the storm did to your slopes specifically, and if the evidence is there, we help you file properly even months later.
Honestly, you probably cannot tell from the yard. Wind creases shingles up at the ridge where nobody can see it, and hail bruises the layer underneath the granules. The damage shows up later, as a leak, after the claim has gotten harder. Our inspection is free: we photograph every slope from a drone and on the roof, then show you exactly what we found. If there is nothing wrong, we say so.
Yes, start to finish. One project manager photographs the damage, helps you file, meets your adjuster on the roof, and stays on the claim through the final check. You never have to translate between your roofer and your insurance company, because they are talking to the same person: ours.
It depends on the roof: size, pitch, material, and what the decking looks like once we get there. That is why we quote in writing after a free inspection, never over the phone. If a storm caused the damage, insurance often covers replacement and you pay your deductible. Our roof replacement cost guide lays out typical pricing by material so you know the ballpark first.
Yes. When a roof ages out and there is no storm to pay for it, we work with GreenSky & GoodLeap: $0-down options, fixed rates, no prepayment penalties, and you can pre-qualify in minutes without dinging your credit. Details are on our financing page.
Yes. SWAT Roofing holds Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board license #41811 and full insurance for Alabama residential work. Our installers are manufacturer-certified, we hold the Atlas Pro+ Diamond designation earned by the top 2 percent of roofers in the country, and every roof we install carries a 10-year workmanship warranty.
No pressure, no obligation and usually on-site within 24 hours. Storm damage doesn't wait, and neither do we.
