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Storm Damage Repair in Wisconsin and Minnesota

When hail, wind, or falling debris damage your home, fast action is critical. Krumm Exteriors provides complete storm damage restoration, from emergency repairs and inspections to full exterior restoration and insurance claim support.

Our local team manages every step so your home is protected and your claim is documented correctly.

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Your Local Midwest Storm Damage Restoration Team

Wisconsin and Minnesota are among the most hail-active states in the country. Each year, severe storms cause millions of dollars in roof, siding, and gutter damage across the region.

When the storm clears, here is why Wisconsin and Minnesota homeowners call Krumm Exteriors first:

  • Local storm damage expertise: We know this weather, these building codes, and how to get your home back to full strength fast.
  • Insurance claim support: We manage the claims process with you from first call to final approval, making sure nothing gets missed.
  • Total accountability: No subcontractors, no handoffs. One local crew manages everything from emergency temporary repairs to final restoration.

Krumm Exteriors is a family-owned business led by owner Penny Austad. We have been protecting Wisconsin and Minnesota homes since 1997 and we are not going anywhere after the job is done.

Certified to repair your storm damage

Avoid Storm Chasers After Severe Weather

After major storms, out-of-state contractors often move through neighborhoods offering quick roof replacements. Unfortunately many disappear once the job is finished.

Krumm Exteriors is different.

  • Local family-owned company since 1997
  • Offices in Wisconsin and Minnesota
  • Fully licensed and insured
  • Long-term warranties and service support

When the work is done, we are still here.

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What Our Storm Damage Customers Say

Jordan Blouin-Potvin
Jordan Blouin-Potvin
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Had a very great experience with Krumm Exteriors and their team helping me get my roof fixed from storm damage and even helping with road blocks that showed up unexpectedly. Great people and crew, thank you very much.
Sea Ray
Sea Ray
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With the recent hail storm, we had many storm chasers visit the house, all claiming we needed a new roof. Ben from Krumm came, inspected and told me I did not need a new roof. I was stunned. Refreshing!
Bruce Gottsche
Bruce Gottsche
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I called Krumm to get an estimate for replacing storm damaged gutters on my property. Logan C. was very helpful and took measurements and explained the Leaf Away system. He also worked with my insurance company to help them understand the damage and work involved. The team that completed the work did an excellent job.
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The Cost of Ignoring Storm Damage

A storm rolls through and your home looks fine from the street. Here is what might be happening:

  • Hidden hail damage: Even small hail dents asphalt shingles and knocks off the protective granule coating, accelerating wear and reducing your roof’s effective lifespan by years.
  • Wind-lifted shingles: High winds can partially lift shingles without fully removing them, creating gaps where water infiltrates during the next rain event.
  • Compromised siding: Hail and wind debris dent, crack, and puncture siding materials, allowing moisture to reach the sheathing underneath.
  • Gutter damage: Hail flattens and dents gutters, reducing their ability to channel water away from your foundation.
  • Voided warranties: Many manufacturer warranties require prompt reporting and repair of storm damage. Delayed action can cost you coverage you paid for.

The longer storm damage goes unaddressed in a Wisconsin or Minnesota climate, the more expensive the repair becomes.

Our Roofing Guarantees

Every roof we install is backed by four commitments — not one

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100% Satisfaction:
If you are not satisfied, we make it right.

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No Blame Warranty:
We cover you if the manufacturer will not.

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Craftsmen Guarantee:
Workmanship issues fixed free of charge.

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Apples to Apples Pricing:
Find the same roof for less, we pay the difference plus $50.

*Terms and conditions apply.

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Our Storm Damage Restoration Process

Here’s how we take your home from storm-damaged to fully restored:

  1. Initial Inspection: Our storm damage specialists personally assess your entire exterior, document all findings with photos and detailed reports, and give you an honest assessment of what needs immediate attention and what can wait.
  2. Temporary/Emergency Protection: Where needed, we secure your home immediately with emergency tarping, board-ups, or other protective measures to stop further damage while your claim is processed.
  3. Claim Support and Filing: We walk you through your policy, help you file your claim correctly, and stay in communication with your insurance company throughout the process.
  4. Adjuster Meeting: Our team attends the adjuster visit with you to make sure every item of damage is captured and your claim reflects the full scope of what needs to be repaired.
  5. Full Restoration: Once your claim is approved, we restore your home using premium materials and certified installation techniques. Your dedicated project manager keeps you updated from start to finish.
  6. Final Walkthrough: We do a thorough quality check and walk through the finished work with you to make sure you are completely satisfied before we consider the job done.

Midwest Storm Damage Is a Four-Season Problem

Different types of weather threaten your home throughout the year.

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Spring and summer

Severe thunderstorms bring golf-ball-sized hail, straight-line winds exceeding 70 mph, and tornado activity across both states. The National Weather Service reports that Wisconsin and Minnesota average dozens of significant hail events every year between April and September.

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Fall

Heavy rain and early freeze events stress gutters, flashings, and aging rooflines before winter sets in.

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Winter

Ice dams form when heat escapes through the roof, melting snow that refreezes at the eaves. Left unchecked, ice dams force water under shingles and into your home’s structure.

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Spring thaw

Freeze-thaw cycles expand and contract any existing cracks or gaps, turning minor damage into major repairs by the time the ground thaws.

If your home has been through a recent storm event and you have not had a professional inspection, there is a real chance damage exists that you cannot see from the ground. From Eau Claire to Hudson in Wisconsin and St. Paul to Stillwater in Minnesota, we bring the same local expertise to every project.

Your Free Storm Damage Homeowner's Guide

Storm damage is stressful. Our free Insurance Restoration Homeowner’s Guide takes the confusion out of the process. What to document, what to say to your insurance company, what questions to ask your contractor, and what to watch out for. Download it and keep it handy before the next storm season hits.

Storm Damage FAQs

What should my first steps be after storm damage? 

Start by documenting what you can safely see from the ground with photos and notes. Do not climb onto your roof. Call Krumm Exteriors to schedule a professional inspection as soon as possible. We document the damage properly for your insurance claim and can arrange emergency temporary repairs if needed to prevent further water infiltration.

Will Krumm Exteriors help with the insurance process? 

Yes, completely. We walk alongside you through every step of the insurance claims process — from helping you understand your policy and filing your claim to attending the adjuster meeting and communicating directly with your insurance company. Our goal is to make sure you receive the full benefits you are entitled to under your policy.

What temporary repairs might be necessary after a storm? 

Depending on the damage, temporary repairs can include roof tarping, boarding up broken windows, securing damaged siding sections, and stabilizing any structural elements at immediate risk. These repairs prevent further damage while your full restoration is planned and your insurance claim is processed. They are often reimbursable by your insurance company.

What types of storm damage does Krumm Exteriors handle? 

We repair hail damage, wind damage, ice dam damage, fallen tree and debris damage, and water infiltration resulting from storm events. We work on roofing, siding, gutters, windows, and full exterior restorations for both residential and select commercial properties across Wisconsin and Minnesota.

How do you determine the extent of storm damage? 

Our storm damage specialists conduct a thorough inspection of your entire exterior, including the roof, siding, gutters, windows, and flashings. We document all findings with detailed photos and written reports that capture damage not visible from the ground, which is especially important for hail damage claims.

How do you assist with filing and managing insurance claims? 

We help you understand your coverage, gather all necessary documentation, complete claim paperwork accurately, and communicate with your insurance company throughout the process. We also attend the adjuster meeting to make sure all damage is fairly and accurately assessed.

What should I expect during the insurance adjuster’s visit? 

Our team will be present with you during the adjuster visit to make sure every item of damage is identified and documented. We bring our own inspection findings and photos to support your claim and advocate for a fair and complete assessment on your behalf.

How long does the storm damage restoration process take? 

Timeline depends on the scope of damage, the materials required, and the speed of your insurance claim approval. Most residential restorations are completed within one to two weeks once materials are on hand and the claim is approved. We provide a realistic timeline during your consultation and keep you updated throughout the process.

Can Krumm Exteriors manage both residential and commercial storm damage? 

Yes. We handle storm damage restoration for residential properties and select commercial properties across Wisconsin and Minnesota. Contact us to discuss the specifics of your project.

Do you provide a detailed estimate for repair work? 

Yes. We provide detailed, transparent estimates that clearly outline the scope of work, materials, and costs involved. We make sure you understand exactly what is being repaired and why before any restoration work begins.

Where do you provide storm damage repair in Wisconsin and Minnesota? 

We serve homeowners and businesses across Western Wisconsin and the Twin Cities metro area and surrounding communities. See our full service area below, or contact us to confirm we cover your location.

Still have questions about storm damage? We are here to help.

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