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Storm Damage Claims (Hail, Wind, and Hurricane)

Georgia storm claim steps for wind, hail, and tornado damage. Simple checklist, proof tips, and official resources.
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Georgia storms often mean wind + trees

Georgia storms can bring strong wind, hail, and tornado risk. One big problem is falling trees. A tree can damage roofs, gutters, cars, fences, and power lines.

Quick safety + claim plan

1

Stay away from downed power lines.

2

Take photos before cleanup (if it’s safe).

3

Get the claim number.

4

Keep any invoices for emergency work.

What to check after wind and hail

Roof edges (lifted shingles)

Vents and flashing

Gutters and downspouts

Siding and window trim

Ceiling stains (water path)

Tree hit my house

If a tree hit your roof, document:
  • Where it landed
  • What it broke
  • Any holes or water entry

Then stop water from getting worse (safe tarp, etc.), and keep receipts.

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Helpful Resources

Georgia & National resources to help with your storm damage claim
Community Recovery Support

211 Community Resource Hotline

The 211 Community Resource Hotline connects individuals and families with local assistance programs including housing support, financial assistance, food programs, and disaster recovery resources. The service helps callers find available support services in their local community.

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Community Recovery Support

211 Georgia (United Way of Greater Atlanta)

211 Georgia connects residents with local assistance programs including housing support, financial assistance, disaster recovery services, food programs, and crisis support. The service helps individuals locate available community resources throughout Georgia.

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Community Recovery Support

All Hands and Hearts Disaster Relief

All Hands and Hearts is a nonprofit disaster response organization that provides volunteer-driven rebuilding programs, debris removal, and recovery assistance to communities affected by disasters

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Community Recovery Support

American Red Cross – Georgia Region

The American Red Cross Georgia Region provides disaster relief services including emergency shelter, financial assistance, food distribution, and recovery support for individuals and families affected by disasters throughout Georgia.

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Community Recovery Support

American Red Cross Disaster Services

American Red Cross Disaster Services provides emergency shelter, financial assistance, food, and recovery support for individuals and families affected by disasters. Services may include emergency housing, supplies, and disaster recovery planning assistance.

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Community Recovery Support

Catholic Charities Atlanta

Catholic Charities Atlanta provides housing assistance, financial support programs, food assistance, and disaster recovery services. Programs may help individuals and families recover from disasters and maintain housing stability.

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Community Recovery Support

Disaster Distress Helpline

The Disaster Distress Helpline provides confidential emotional support and crisis counseling for individuals affected by disasters. Support is available 24/7 for disaster survivors experiencing stress, anxiety, or emotional hardship.

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Disaster Response & Recovery

FEMA Disaster Assistance

FEMA Disaster Assistance provides financial help and recovery resources to individuals and families affected by federally declared disasters. Assistance may include housing support, home repair grants, temporary housing, and other disaster recovery expenses for eligible applicants.

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Consumer Protection

Georgia Attorney General – Consumer Protection Division

The Georgia Attorney General Consumer Protection Division helps residents report scams, fraud, price gouging, and contractor issues, including those related to disaster recovery. The office also provides consumer protection information and enforcement related to unfair business practices.

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GEORGIA — Insurance Consumer Help

Georgia Office of the Commissioner of Insurance & Safety Fire
  • 404-656-2070 (Metro Atlanta)
  • 1-800-656-2298
  • 2 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, West Tower, Suite 702, Atlanta, GA 30334
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GEORGIA — Emergency Management

Georgia Emergency Management and Homeland Security Agency (GEMA/HS)

FEMA Disaster Assistance

SBA Disaster Assistance

Flood insurance info (FloodSmart / NFIP)

American Red Cross:

Weather alerts

Georgia FAQs

Answers to common questions about storm damage insurance claims in Georgia.

What’s the most common storm damage in Georgia?
Wind damage and tree damage are very common.
Roof, siding, gutters, fallen trees, and any water stains inside.
If it’s dangerous, yes—safety first. Take photos before and after if possible.
Georgia’s insurance commissioner office can help consumers.
Use National Weather Service alerts and local emergency alerts.

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Storm Damage Photo Checklist

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Before You Go… Get Answers First

Download the Free Storm Damage Evidence Checklist to help document damage and stay organized during the insurance claims process.

If your property was affected by wind, hail, or severe storms, important evidence can easily be missed in the first few days.

This checklist helps you document damage the right way by showing you what information you need to make the claims process run smoothly.

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