Storm and Hail Damage Roof Repair in Magnolia
Wind damage announces itself. Hail does not, and the damage it leaves is found with a hand on the slope rather than with a camera from the garden.
Have the storm damage checked — (856) 446-0491
The damage nobody can see
A hailstone knocks the granules off a small circle of shingle and often fractures the mat underneath without breaking the surface. The roof looks untouched from the pavement and starts leaking three winters later along every one of those bruises.
What a storm visit takes in
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Bruises found by hand
Running a hand across the slope and feeling for the soft spots, then marking them. It cannot be done from a photograph and it cannot be done from the ground.
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Wind damage and the rakes
Lifted and creased tabs, broken seal strips along the windward edges, missing ridge cap, and the rake lines where uplift does most of its work.
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Soft metal first
Gutters, vent caps and downspouts dent before shingles bruise, so they get checked first as the cheapest measure of how big the stones were.
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A dated record
Each marked area photographed in position and in close-up, with the date, so whoever assesses the roof later is looking at what was there.
What we will and will not do with insurers
We document what we find and we will be on the roof with an adjuster if it helps. We do not file claims for homeowners, we do not act as your representative, and we promise nothing about what a policy pays. That stays between you and your insurer.
The rest of what this crew does
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Roof Replacement
A full tear-off with the loft put right while the roof is open, which is the only moment the ventilation is cheap to fix.
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Roof Inspections
Sixty minutes above the deck and thirty below it, since the underside is what tells you when the covering will give up.
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Roof Repair
Pinpoint work where the shingles still have years ahead of them, confirmed by checking what the deck beneath them is doing.
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Roof Leak Repair
Tracing water back to where it enters, and telling the difference between a leak and condensation that only looks like one.
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Siding
The wall below the roofline, including the soffits and the vented panels that half the loft's air supply depends on.
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Gutters & Downspouts
Rain moved away from the wall and the footings, plus a straight answer about the ice that keeps forming at the eaves.
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Get it recorded properly
A roof looked at within weeks of a storm documents far better than one looked at next spring.
Have it looked at — (856) 446-0491