Hank Boehme of Whitney Roofing

06/02/2026

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06/02/2026

This homeowner was in the process of selling her home, but the sale was contingent on getting a new roof.

She had already met with two other roofing companies and received estimates to pay for the roof out of pocket. When I came out to take a look, I found storm damage that had been overlooked.

After documenting the damage, I helped her navigate the insurance claim process and made sure she understood each step along the way. The result was a full roof replacement valued at nearly $50,000 that was covered by insurance, leaving her responsible for only her deductible instead of a massive out of pocket expense.

Every situation is different, but this is why it pays to have someone take a thorough look before writing a check. Sometimes the options available to a homeowner aren’t immediately obvious.

I’m grateful I was able to help make the process a little less stressful and keep her home sale moving forward.
Whitney Roofing

06/02/2026

05/29/2026

My beautiful wife definitely wins the camera contest in our house, so she’s taking over the drawing for the two Starbucks gift cards. 😄

Thank you all for the support and for helping this page continue to grow

05/28/2026

One of the best parts of this job is helping people avoid paying for things twice.

Today I helped a homeowner get her roof, gutters, and gutter guards approved for replacement. We were also able to get all of her siding approved due to hail damage and discontinued siding matching issues.

She had already put a deposit down with another contractor for the siding, so being able to help get the siding approved through insurance means she should be able to recover that money instead of paying completely out of pocket.

That’s the kind of stuff that matters to me. Doing right by people whether it benefits me directly or not.

And to top it off, she sent me on the road with some fresh strawberries from her garden.

Whitney Roofing

05/28/2026

2 days left.

Yesterday I started a giveaway to celebrate hitting 400 followers. Since then, another 100 people have followed my page and I’m honestly blown away by the support.

Thank you to everyone supporting me and Whitney Roofing. Whether you’ve known me for years or just recently followed the page, I appreciate every single one of you.

To enter the current giveaway:
• Like this post
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Winner of the current giveaway will be announced May 29!

05/28/2026

2 days left.

I honestly can’t thank you all enough. Reaching 400 followers means a lot to me, and I’m truly grateful for every like, comment, share, referral, and word of support along the way.

Whether you’ve known me my whole life or just recently connected with me through Whitney Roofing, thank you for supporting me and this journey. The support has been incredible.

To celebrate hitting 400 followers, I’m giving away a $20 Starbucks gift card! ☕️

HOW TO ENTER:
1. Like this post
2. Follow my page
3. Share this post to your story

Contest ends May 29!

I appreciate every single one of you. Thank you again for supporting me and Whitney Roofing.

Now let’s get to 500

05/28/2026

One thing I’ve learned in roofing is people care more about honesty and communication than a sales pitch. And honestly, they should.

Not every roof needs replaced. Sometimes it’s a small repair. Sometimes it’s just peace of mind after a storm. Either way, I try to treat people the way I’d want my own family treated.

A lot of roof damage can’t be seen from the ground, and many homeowners don’t realize there’s an issue until much later. A quick inspection can at least give you answers and help you stay ahead of bigger problems.

If you ever want a straightforward opinion on your roof, I’m always happy to help.

217-500-2008
Whitney Roofing

05/27/2026

05/26/2026

One thing I’ve always believed in is treating everyone with the same respect. From the president of a company to the crews out in the heat getting the work done every single day.

These guys work hard, sacrifice time with their families, and take pride in what they do. Feeding the crew today was just a small way to show appreciation for the people who truly keep this industry moving.

Respect goes a long way. Appreciate your people