by Devin Anderson | Sep 26, 2026 | Storm Damage
How One Storm Can Shorten Roof Life Yes — one storm can shorten the life of your roof if it causes significant shingle, flashing, or structural damage. If you suspect storm damage, focus on safety first (stay off the roof) and document what you can from the ground....
by Devin Anderson | Sep 25, 2026 | Storm Damage
How Roofers Document Storm Damage When storm damage appears, roofers document storm damage by taking photos and measurements, creating a dated inspection report, and noting safety risks and immediate repairs. This documentation helps homeowners make informed decisions...
by Devin Anderson | Sep 24, 2026 | Storm Damage
When and How to Tarp Storm Damage If your roof is leaking after a storm, cover storm damage tarp may be a useful short-term step to limit water intrusion—only when done safely and without climbing on a wet or damaged roof. First prioritize personal safety, protect...
by Devin Anderson | Sep 22, 2026 | Storm Damage
When Small Hail Can Damage a Roof Yes: small hail can damage a roof in certain situations. Small hail damage roof issues depend on hail density, wind speed, roofing material, and the roof’s age. If you see bruising, granule loss, or soft spots, get a professional look...
by Devin Anderson | Sep 21, 2026 | Storm Damage
How Hail Damage Appears on Asphalt Shingles Hail damage on asphalt shingles usually shows as round dents or pockmarks, loss of granules, and soft bruised spots that may not be obvious from the ground. Size, hail hardness, roof slope, and the shingle age all change how...
by Devin Anderson | Sep 20, 2026 | Storm Damage
When to Schedule a Post-Storm Roof Inspection If your home experienced wind, hail, fallen branches, or heavy rain, you should soon schedule roof inspection after storm — ideally within 24–72 hours for damage control and safety checks. For non-urgent, minor storms, a...
