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Your insurance may be liable for storm related damages
Hail Damage
- Random damage with no discernable pattern.
- Hail hits that are black in color.
- Loss of granules, which may expose the roof felt.
- Asphalt and/or mat that appears shiny.
- Hail hits that are soft to the touch, like the bruise on an apple.
Impact of hail damage
Hail damage could be devastating to your home. You are not alone. Let Durdin Roofing, LLC help you identify the damage that your roof has sustained. Your insurance company may be liable.
Wind damage
Shingles are considered wind-damaged when they are torn, creased, or detached from the roof. Most commonly, wind damage occurs when three-tab shingles are creased by repeated lifting or flapping.
Impact of wind damage
These loose parts of the roof are easy targets because winds can more easily rip up loose shingles, causing a chain reaction. Roofs are commonly damaged by falling objects and debris as well. Eventually, after prolonged wind damage, your roof can start to leak or rot due to water exposure.