Wind Damage Roof Repair & Inspection

The Impact of High Winds

Wind can loosen or remove roofing materials and expose the home to future leaks. Even if shingles aren't completely missing, lifted shingles break the sealant bond and can allow water infiltration during the next storm.

• Missing or Lifted Shingles: Shingles that have been torn off or lifted up, breaking the protective seal.
• Damaged or Missing Flashing: Metal pieces around chimneys, vents, and edges that have been bent or blown away.
• Exposed Underlayment: The felt or synthetic layer beneath shingles being visible.
• Debris Impact Marks: Scrapes or gouges from flying branches or debris hitting the roof.

If left unaddressed, wind damage compromises the waterproofing of your roof. A broken sealant bond might not leak immediately, but wind-driven rain can easily get underneath and cause rot, mold, and interior damage over time.

• Documenting the Storm Event: Establishing the date and severity of the windstorm.
• Photos: Taking clear photos of missing shingles, lifted tabs, and other damage.
• Filing Promptly: Submitting your claim before the insurance company's deadline expires.

We assist you throughout the process of identifying and repairing wind damage:

• Thorough Inspection: We check for both obvious missing shingles and subtle lifted tabs.
• Photo Documentation: We capture clear evidence of the wind's impact on your roof system.
• Working with the Adjuster: We communicate the extent of the damage to your insurance adjuster.

Note: While we advocate strongly for our clients, we cannot guarantee specific outcomes or dollar amounts from your insurance company.

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