Hailstorms may not seem like the worst type of natural disaster that can damage your home – but they are the most common. Hail can cause a surprising amount of damage to your roof, siding, windows, and gutters. Most homeowners don’t even know they have damage until it’s too late! Preventing costly repairs starts with a professional hail damage inspection. However, most homeowners won’t do this because they don’t see any damage and think their home is ok....Continue Reading
Even small hail can cause damage to the roof on your home. If left unrepaired, this damage can cause leaks and other costly repairs. An inspection is the first step in getting the roof replaced, but it’s essential to choose a hail damage expert. How do you know if you are hiring a hail damage restoration expert? Read on to get tips! Why Is Choosing A Hail Damage Expert Important? The accuracy of a hail damage roof inspection...Continue Reading
Imagine if you never changed the oil in your car… how would it run? What about your home’s AC unit – would it continue to work well in the summer if you never changed its filter? The roof of your home is just like most systems: it requires routine maintenance to provide the best protection. But most homeowners don’t perform regular maintenance tasks. Even worse, many don’t get seasonal roof inspections. All too often, homeowners will call us...Continue Reading
Peanut butter and jelly. Macaroni and cheese. 4th of July and fireworks. Some things are just meant to go together! But without the right precautions, accidental fires and damage to your roof can occur when fireworks are used. In fact, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), more fires are reported on Independence Day than any other day of the year, with more than half those fires caused by fireworks. Don’t let accidental damage ruin your holiday celebration! This...Continue Reading
On average, hail only has to be about one inch in diameter to cause roof damage. That’s only about the size of a quarter! If there is strong wind associated with the storm, it can be smaller and still do damage. According to the NOAA, hail that is one inch in diameter falls at about 20 mph and larger pieces can reach upwards of 100 mph. Imagine the kind of damage that can do to your roof! Hailstorms...Continue Reading
