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If you have storm damage or need a contractor to help you through the insurance process, look no further. These guys actually know what they are doing. We have dealt with 3 or 4 other contractors out of the evansville and newburgh area of southern indiana, and Winning Hand is truly unmatched. They can do it all!!
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On time, efficient, and courteous. I will keep the contact information of this outfit handy for future reference.
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Winning Hand Roofing & Restoration is a roofing contractor serving McCordsville, IN, homeowners throughout Hancock County. We provide roof repair, roof replacement, storm and hail damage restoration, metal roofing, and insurance claim assistance for residential properties across McCordsville and the surrounding county, backed by manufacturer-certified installation on every job.
Platted in 1865 but not incorporated until 1988, McCordsville stayed a small crossroads town for over a century before Indianapolis-area growth found it. The population sat under 1,200 as recently as 2000, then climbed to nearly 4,800 by 2010 and over 8,500 by 2020, with local estimates putting it well past 13,000 today. That timeline means almost the entire housing stock is recent construction from a single sustained growth period, so the roofing questions homeowners bring us tend to be about installation quality and builder-grade materials rather than age.
Contact us to schedule a free roof inspection for your McCordsville home.
Fast growth in McCordsville has drawn in plenty of contractors who followed the new subdivisions without much of a local track record. We did not just show up. Winning Hand Roofing & Restoration is a permanent Southern Indiana company, and every job gets a written scope up front and a walkthrough when it’s finished.
Because so much of McCordsville was built during the same growth stretch, we see similar builder-grade material and similar early problems across whole sections of town, and a Hancock County hailstorm tends to affect them in clusters. We inspect thoroughly and handle claims directly with your adjuster.
We are a GAF Certified Residential Roofing Contractor and CertainTeed ShingleMaster, available 24/7, with financing from $99 a month and 0% APR options.
Built on Repeat Customers
Most of our work comes from people who have used us before or were sent by someone who did. That only happens if you do the job right the first time.
24/7 Storm Response
Insurance Claim Friendly 
Licensed, Insured and Manufacturer Certified 
Industry-Leading Warranties Every roof we install is backed by a workmanship warranty from us and a manufacturer warranty on materials. If something goes wrong that shouldn’t, we come back and make it right.
We assess your roof top to bottom and show you exactly what we find. No cost, no pressure.
Most McCordsville homes are recent construction, so a repair is usually about installation quality rather than age. We inspect first and quote against what we actually find.
Size, pitch and material set the base figure, and because so much of the town was built to similar specs during the same growth period, costs across a given subdivision tend to land in a predictable range. We always measure before quoting.
Yes. Hancock County gets regular spring hail, and new construction is not immune to it. We inspect the full roof, secure anything urgent, and are available 24/7.
If it came from a covered event, usually yes, regardless of how new the home is. We document every affected slope and deal with your adjuster directly.
Yes. Standing seam metal is worth considering for homeowners who want a longer service life than the builder-grade asphalt shingle common on new McCordsville construction.
Yes, 24/7. We will secure the roof to stop water reaching the structure and schedule the permanent repair once conditions allow.
Yes, at no cost and no obligation, with a written assessment at the end, even on a newer home.
Not all at once, but on a similar schedule. Roofs installed within a few years of each other during the same growth period tend to reach the end of their service life close together, which is common across McCordsville’s newer sections.
