Tinley Park storm information
NWS Chicago documented damaging wind, hail and flooding in and near Tinley Park during the storm on Jul 27, 2026. If you’re unsure about your roof or exterior, request a no-cost property inspection.
Official local records
Official records show severe weather in and around Tinley Park. These reports do not prove that a specific property was damaged—an inspection is how you find out.
NWS Chicago documented damaging wind, hail and flooding in and near Tinley Park during the July 27 event.
Read the NWS event summary Image and event information: National Weather Service Chicago.Public API records
This information is provided for general awareness. Follow official emergency instructions during dangerous conditions. Weather records describe an area and are not proof of damage at a specific address.
A closer look
Wind and hail can affect shingles, flashing, gutters and siding—even when everything looks normal from the ground.
Wind can loosen the shingle seal. If water gets underneath, it can reach the roof deck and eventually show up as an interior leak.
Hail can knock protective granules off a shingle and bruise the material underneath, which may shorten its service life.
A shingle that has folded or shifted can become a path for wind-driven rain and may leave the surrounding roof more vulnerable.
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A simple next step
MPA checks accessible areas, documents what we find and explains the results in plain language. If no storm-related concerns are found, we’ll tell you that too.
Request a preferred appointment or choose an available time online.
A qualified MPA professional evaluates the accessible roof and exterior areas.
We explain what we found and the options available. You decide what happens next.
Scheduling does not file an insurance claim or obligate you to hire MPA.
Tinley Park appointments
Choose a time that works for you. An MPA team member will contact you to confirm.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. MPA’s initial property inspection is offered at no cost. Scheduling does not require you to file an insurance claim or hire MPA.
We explain what we found. If no storm-related concerns are identified, we’ll tell you. If concerns are found, we’ll explain the available options and let you decide what to do next.
Most inspections take approximately 30–60 minutes, depending on the property and accessibility. We generally ask the homeowner or another authorized adult to be available.
A public adjuster is a licensed professional who represents the policyholder—not the insurance company. When formally retained, a public adjuster can help document a covered loss and communicate with the insurer. An inspection or public-adjuster involvement does not guarantee coverage or payment.
