What you need to know about wind damage

• We want to be your first call so that we can work as your advocate to ensure you receive the proper settlement for your new roof.
• You have a specific window of time with your insurance carrier to file a claim on storm damage.
• Wind damage, especially on the roof is not always visible form the ground. Lifted shingles will often lay back down after the storm and appear undamaged from a distance.
• Your roof shingles don’t have to be missing for wind damage to be present.
• Wind damage can cause the seals of your shingles to break, eventually causing leaks.
• Your manufacturer warranty is voided once a seal is broken due to wind damage.
• Repairing the shingles will never fix the seal once it is broken. shingle repair is only a temporary solution.
• If siding has sustained any lift from wind damage, it is likely to continue to lift with each incremental storm until it finally pulls away from the home and blows off.