Emergency Storm Damage Relief. We provide emergency storm damage repair including temporary cover and tarp services and quick response to get repairs taken care of as much as possible. If you have a major leak due to storm damage, call us immediately to protect your home and your family’s safety.
Hail. Hail is one of the costliest types of adverse weather, and unfortunately, many homeowners are not fully aware of its damage potential. If your home has been in the path of a hail storm, your exterior should be inspected by a professional as soon as possible. If left untreated, roof damage from hail could end up costing you down the road if the damage spreads to other parts of the building. Our team is specifically trained to spot the early signs of roof damage caused by hail, such as broken or missing shingles, damaged flashing, and the like, and then provide you with the best options for repair or replacement of your roof.
Wind. High winds from a storm – even those with no rain or hail – can cause serious damage to your roof. Strong winds can create stress points on a roof that, over time, can weaken and compromise the structure. While roofs are designed to resist typical wind loads, they can be incrementally damaged over the years by high winds and debris carried by the wind. Worst of all, after the wind dies down, your shingles may lay back in place and appear to be perfectly fine while leaving the roof compromised. Anytime you experience high winds in your area, it’s important to get a professional inspection done to ensure the security of your roof.
Rain. Heavy rain can wear down shingles and other elements of a roof. The damage left in a storm’s wake can involve lost shingles and moisture penetration in the underlayment. This water damage can penetrate the roof deck and eventually compromise the structural integrity of the home. Excessive moisture may also lead to rot and mold inside your home, which spells trouble both structurally and for the health of your family.
Puddling. Also called ponding, this is the accumulation of water on your roof. This occurs mostly on flat roofs and can cause damage over time. If you notice water gathering on your roof, it’s time to call a professional.
Lightning. While a bolt of lightning can do tremendous damage if it hits your roof, the likelihood of a direct strike is relatively rare. Far more likely is the damage caused by lightning hitting a nearby tree and causing it to fall on your roof.
