A storm just passed and you are not sure what it did to your roof. These pages show what you can check from the ground, what to photograph, and what to ask before anyone climbs up.
Look at the ceiling, the attic and the area around the house, and stay off the roof.
Shingles still on the roof don't rule wind out: wind can lift unsealed shingles, and water can seep underneath the shingle.
A free inspection is fine if you pick the roofer, watch from the ground and sign nothing that day. The catch is a roofer who finds you first.
Walk around the house and look up for missing or damaged shingles. Photograph and list the damage first, then make only temporary fixes and save receipts.
A missing shingle needs fixing. Whether a patch is enough or more of the roof is involved depends on the damage, and you can't tell that from the yard.