Download the free Homeowner Storm Recovery Guide from Ray's Roofing Supply — a practical, plain-English playbook for roof damage, insurance conversations, contractor selection, and budget material options.
Download the Free Guide View Our LocationsRay's is working with Recover International to help financially struggling storm victims with roof replacement materials. Assistance is limited and subject to eligibility — ask our staff about your situation.
After high winds or a tornado, homeowners face fast decisions and unfamiliar territory. This guide walks you through it step by step — no jargon, no pressure.
What to do (and what to avoid) right after roof damage, plus the warning signs that call for a professional inspection.
Checklists for before you call, before the adjuster visit, and after — with plain-English questions to ask your carrier.
Green flags, red flags, and the questions to ask before you sign anything — plus a printable scorecard to compare bids.
Name-brand shingles with full warranties and discounted SMOOSI inventory explained — with the questions to ask about each.
A fillable insurance & repair worksheet and damage photo checklist to keep your claim organized in one place.
Real people at our Hammond and Chicago branches for material questions, budget options, and contractor referrals.
The guide is built around a simple approach:
Don't climb on a damaged roof. Protect people first, and know when to call for emergency help.
Take the right photos, save receipts, and organize your claim information before you talk to anyone.
Contact Ray's staff for contractor referrals, material questions, and budget options.
One PDF. Print it, fill it in, and bring it to your adjuster or contractor conversation.
Download the Free Guide5020 Trankle Court, Hammond, IN 46327
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6830 S. Cottage Grove, Chicago, IL 60637
Mon–Fri 7:00 am–4:00 pm · Sat 7:00 am–noon
Ray's Roofing Supply is a local roofing material supplier. Ray's does not install roofs, adjust insurance claims, or act as your contractor. Coverage decisions are made by your insurance carrier. Assistance program availability is limited and subject to eligibility.