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Greenville Storm Damage Roofers: Hail, Wind & Trees

A storm doesn’t wait, and neither should you. See what Pitt County storms have done to roofs over the last ten years, what to do in the first 48 hours, and which Greenville roofers have the deepest review records.

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Pitt County’s storm record

From 2016 through 2025, NOAA’s Storm Events Database logged 30 hail reports in Pitt County on 12 separate days, 70 damaging thunderstorm-wind reports and 1 tornado. Named storms left their mark too: Matthew, Dorian and Isaias appear in the county’s tropical storm and hurricane records.

  • 30

    hail reports in Pitt County, 2016–2025

  • 28

    of them 1 inch or larger — the NWS “severe” line

  • 2.5 in.

    largest hail, May 15, 2025

  • 70

    damaging thunderstorm-wind reports

  • 83 mph

    strongest measured gust, June 22, 2016

  • 1

    tornado (strongest EF1)

Hail and wind damage, up close

28 of Pitt County’s hail reports were an inch or larger, the size the National Weather Service calls severe; the largest measured 2.5 inches, on May 15, 2025. Hail bruises and cracks shingles, strips granules into the gutters and dents every soft metal on the roof — vents, flashing, gutters, pipe collars.

Wind is the other half: the strongest measured thunderstorm gust in the county’s records is 72 knots, about 83 mph, on June 22, 2016. Wind creases and tears tabs, lifts ridge caps and brings down limbs — and a tree on a roof is a structural job before it is a roofing job.

15 Greenville roofers — track records first

Storm season brings out-of-town crews. Start with the Greenville companies that have a review history: those with Google reviews on file are ranked by how many they have, and the rest follow A to Z.

With a Google review record (2) — most reviews first

Carolina Trophy Roofs

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Greenville, NC · 220 Google reviews

4.8(220 Google reviews)

Walker Co Inc

Greenville, NC · 1 Google reviews

5.0(1 Google reviews)

No Google reviews on file yet (13) — A to Z

A 1 Harris Roofg & Sheetmetal

Greenville, NC

B & M Roofing Contractors

Greenville, NC

Boone Group

Greenville, NC

Carolina Roofing & Home Improvements

Greenville, NC

David Price Construction

Greenville, NC

East Coast Roofing & Metal Inc

Greenville, NC

FX Remodeling & Exterior

Greenville, NC

Greenville Contractors Inc

Greenville, NC

Highland Roofing

Greenville, NC

J & K Construction LLC

Greenville, NC

Sears Home Improvement Roofing Systems

Greenville, NC

Service Roofing & Sheet Metal

Greenville, NC

Service Roofing & Sheet Metal Co

Greenville, NC

The first 48 hours after a Greenville storm

  1. Get everyone clear

    Stay out of rooms under a sagging ceiling or a tree strike, and treat every downed line as live. Call the utility before anyone goes near one.

  2. Photograph before anything moves

    Roof, attic, ceilings, siding, gutters and the yard — with a coin or ruler next to the hail. Pictures taken before cleanup are the backbone of a claim.

  3. Stop the water

    The NC Department of Insurance tells homeowners to “make temporary repairs so further damage doesn’t occur and keep your receipts” — and to hold off on permanent repairs until the insurer has inspected. An emergency tarp is exactly that kind of repair.

  4. Report it promptly

    NCDOI notes that every homeowners policy in North Carolina requires prompt notice to your agent or company — and that the insurer should acknowledge the claim within 30 days.

  5. Don’t sign at the door

    NCDOI warns homeowners to “beware of contractor or roofing representatives going door-to-door after a disaster.” Get your own quotes from roofers with a local record — like the ones on this page.

North Carolina gives you extra protection against high-pressure storm sales: a residential roof contract sold away from the seller’s place of business carries a five-business-day cancellation window after an insurance claim denial, and the seller can’t start work or take payment during it. (Licensed general contractors are outside that rule, and emergency work you approve in writing can be billed.)

What “total loss” looks like on a roof

Insurers pay for what the storm damaged, not for a roof you wanted anyway. NCDOI’s homeowner FAQ says the company has to “replace the damaged area; even if the shingles will not match.” A full replacement happens when the damage is everywhere:

  • Hail hits on every slope, not just the side that faced the storm — bruised or cracked shingles, exposed mat, granules piled in the gutters.
  • Wind that creased or tore tabs across large areas, or peeled whole sections back to the decking.
  • A tree strike that broke decking or rafters, where the repair has to go down to the structure.
  • Damage that leaves too little matching roof to repair against.

Your deductible after a named storm

A hurricane, tropical storm or tropical depression can trigger a separate named-storm deductible, and it is often a percentage of your dwelling coverage. NCDOI’s example: a 2% named-storm deductible on a home insured for $300,000 is $6,000. Know yours before storm season, not after.

Greenville storm and cost references

Pitt County records, repair and replacement costs, and state rules, on the National Roofing Directory.

Greenville storm damage questions

How often does hail hit Greenville?
NOAA’s Storm Events Database logged 30 hail reports in Pitt County on 12 days from 2016 through 2025; 28 were an inch or larger, the National Weather Service’s severe threshold.
Should I tarp my roof before the adjuster inspects?
Yes. The NC Department of Insurance tells homeowners to make temporary repairs so further damage doesn’t occur, keep the receipts, and wait on permanent repairs until the insurer has inspected.
What is the strongest storm wind recorded in Pitt County recently?
The strongest measured thunderstorm gust in the county’s 2016 through 2025 NOAA records is 72 knots, about 83 mph, on June 22, 2016.
Which named storms have hit Pitt County lately?
NOAA’s Storm Events Database lists tropical storm or hurricane entries for Pitt County from Matthew, Dorian and Isaias between 2016 and 2025.
Can I cancel a roof contract I signed at my door?
North Carolina adds a five-business-day cancellation window after an insurance claim denial to residential roof contracts sold away from the seller’s place of business, and the seller can’t start work or collect payment during it (G.S. 14-401.13). Licensed general contractors are outside that rule.

Sources

  1. NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database — Pitt County hail, 2016–2025
  2. NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database — Pitt County thunderstorm wind, 2016–2025
  3. NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database — Pitt County tornadoes, 2016–2025
  4. NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database — Pitt County tropical storms, 2016–2025
  5. NOAA NCEI Storm Events — largest Pitt County hail report, May 15, 2025
  6. NOAA NCEI Storm Events — strongest measured Pitt County gust, June 22, 2016
  7. National Weather Service — what makes a thunderstorm severe
  8. NC Department of Insurance — dealing with the aftermath of a disaster
  9. NC Department of Insurance — loss prevention and the aftermath of a loss
  10. NC Department of Insurance — protecting yourself from scams after a disaster
  11. NC Department of Insurance — homeowners insurance FAQ
  12. NC Department of Insurance — windstorm, hail and named-storm deductibles
  13. N.C.G.S. § 14-401.13 — off-premises roof contracts: five business days to cancel after a claim denial