First: make it safe and keep the weather out
When a limb comes down on a roof, the first job is keeping water and animals out. Steve's Handyman Services offers 24-hour emergency service — call 989-858-6732. The damaged area gets covered or boarded up so nothing gets worse while the proper repair is planned.
Safety first: if a line is down or anything is touching wires, stay well away and call your utility before anyone climbs a ladder.
Then: rebuild it properly
Tree damage usually goes deeper than it looks from the yard. A crushed eave can mean broken rafter tails and sheathing, not just bent fascia and a torn gutter. The repair rebuilds the structure first, then the roof edge, drip edge, fascia, soffit, gutter and siding so the house is closed back up and looks right again.
Help with your insurance claim
Steve can’t bill your insurance company directly, but you’ll get documentation — photos of the damage and an itemized scope with costs — that you can submit to your insurer for reimbursement.
