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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.
Thank you, Bailey!!!
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Winning Hand Roofing & Restoration is a roofing contractor serving Lawrence, IN, homeowners throughout Marion County. We provide roof repair, roof replacement, storm and hail damage restoration, metal roofing, and insurance claim assistance for residential properties across Lawrence and the surrounding area, backed by manufacturer-certified installation on every job.
Before it was a Marion County suburb, Lawrence was a fort town. The community was platted in 1849 as Lanesville, renamed for naval hero James Lawrence in 1866, and grew up alongside what became Fort Benjamin Harrison, now preserved as Fort Harrison State Park in the northwest part of the city. Population stayed modest for decades, then surged more than fourfold between 1950 and 1960 as postwar housing filled in around the base and along the surrounding streets. That gives Lawrence a core of mid-century construction that is well past its original roof’s expected life, ringed by later Marion County development from more recent decades.
Contact us to schedule a free roof inspection for your Lawrence home.
A lot of roofing companies treat Lawrence as an afterthought to bigger jobs elsewhere in Marion County. We do not. Every Lawrence job gets the same written scope, the same crew accountability, and the same walkthrough at completion as work we do anywhere else in the Indianapolis area, with a warranty backed by a company that is still here to honor it.
Mid-century homes built during Lawrence’s postwar growth period often carry original decking and roofing details that a quick visual inspection misses, which is where hail and wind claims across Marion County tend to get underpaid. We inspect thoroughly, document what we find, and work directly with your insurance 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.
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.
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.
It depends on the home’s age. Lawrence’s mid-century housing stock, much of it built during the postwar boom around Fort Benjamin Harrison, sometimes needs deck or flashing work alongside a shingle repair. We inspect first and quote against what we find.
Size, pitch and material set the baseline, and older Lawrence homes sometimes carry original decking or existing layers that add to the scope. We put a defined price in writing before starting.
Yes. Marion County sees regular spring hail and wind events, and we inspect the full roof, secure anything urgent, and are available 24/7.
If it resulted from a covered event, usually yes. Underpaid claims here often trace back to a thin initial inspection, so we document every affected slope and deal with your adjuster directly.
Yes. Standing seam metal is a solid option for Lawrence’s mid-century homes as well as newer construction, and it holds up well over a long service life.
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.
Yes. We regularly work throughout the Fort Harrison area and the rest of Lawrence, including the mid-century homes built during the city’s postwar growth.