Storm Damaged Roof. We inspected this roof and found that there were several wind-damaged shingles. We are working with the homeowner and insurance company.
Wind Blown Shingles are Covered by Your Homeowners Insurance Policy
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- Wind Blew the Shingles Off of this Roof
- Roof Vents on Home Have Leaked
- A Ridge Vent Does Not Make Much Sense on This Roof
- 1Wind Blew the Shingles Off of this Roof
There are lots of wind blowing and shingles on this roof. The roof appears to be older than 10 years, and high winds hardly damage this roof.
Go To Pin - 2Roof Vents on Home Have Leaked
These vents were not flashed very well, they’ve had leaks, and we will address this when we re-roof this home.
Go To Pin - 3A Ridge Vent Does Not Make Much Sense on This Roof
A ridge vent won’t make much sense in this home simply because the ducts were designed to work with the attic space and vaulted ceilings. The attic space will not ventilate up to the ridge, so hot air will not escape through a ridge vent.
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