Wind damage
Look beyond the shingle in the yard
A missing shingle is an obvious warning, but adjacent materials and flashing may also need attention. An inspection helps define the affected area.
Visible warning signs
Loose roofing materials, displaced ridge caps and damaged roof edges can merit professional assessment. Photograph what you can see from a safe location.
Consider the surrounding roof
A repair needs a sound surrounding assembly. Material condition, accessibility and the extent of damage inform the proposed approach.
Discuss active leaks promptly
Call if water is entering your home. Temporary protection depends on weather, safety and availability and does not replace permanent restoration.
What to expect from your inspection
- A review of accessible areas and visible conditions.
- Photos and a plain-language explanation of the findings.
- A discussion of practical repair or replacement options.
- A defined construction scope before you commit to work.