Many people have heard about hail damage and how insurance companies help out with replacing a roof after a hail storm. But wind storms also damage roofs and insurance companies also assist homeowners with replacing roofs after a wind storm. If winds exceed 45 miles per hour, then roof shingles may have been lifted and then the seal between the overlapping shingles is broken. When the seal is broken, the shingles may not be able to protect the roof from leaks. This is not obvious damage that you can see from the ground. But wind damage needs to be identified and repaired as soon as possible or else the house is at risk for leaks and interior damage.  Usually a roofer will need to climb the roof to inspect for storm damage and test the shingles in several spots to check if the seal was broken or not. Dr Roof's expert roofers know what the requirements are of insurance carriers and can best advise you on the value of filing a claim or not.