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- damages around pipe boot
- More Damaged Shingles
- Wind Damaged shingles
- Homeowner has file an insurance claim.
- cracked shingles
- more damaged shingles
- Major damage in one area.
- Not as much damage on the back of the roof
- 1damages around pipe boot
This could be because the shingle seal was weaker on the pipe boots allowing wind to get under and bed the shingle back.
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As you can see here, there are more damaged shingles.
Go To Pin - 3Wind Damaged shingles
Several areas are wind damaged, which we marked with chalk so that the homeowner could see the damage.
Go To Pin - 4Homeowner has file an insurance claim.
After our complete inspection, we noted that there were 24 total wind-damaged shingles, and the homeowner has filed a claim with his insurance claim.
Go To Pin - 5cracked shingles
As you can see, these shingles shouldn’t lift but do. This is because the shingles have cracked, and the tar strip is no longer sticking.
Go To Pin - 6more damaged shingles
Go To Pin - 7Major damage in one area.
Go To Pin - 8Not as much damage on the back of the roof
The front of the roof took the brunt of the damage, but the backside still showed some wear.
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