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- Tree damaged roof to a front porch
- Damages to vinyl soffit fascia and gutter
- There is possible damages to the structure of this roof and the roof deck boards
- Branches appear to have caused no damage on the main portion of the home. The roof appears to be intact as well as the ridge vent and ridge cap
- 1Tree damaged roof to a front porch
In this photo, you can see that a tarp has been draped over the impact area on the front porch, and the tree has already been removed from the house. Further investigation is needed.
Go To Pin - 2Damages to vinyl soffit fascia and gutter
In this close-up photo, you can see the vinyl soffit is contorted, and the facia has been pushed down and broken. The facia wood, as well as the metal behind the gutter, will need to be removed and replaced as needed to restore.
Go To Pin - 3There is possible damages to the structure of this roof and the roof deck boards
In this photo, you can see an example of broken plywood after shingles have been removed. This will be the case where the tree made the most significant impact. It is evident from the contour of the roof that this is present underneath the shingles.
Go To Pin - 4Branches appear to have caused no damage on the main portion of the home. The roof appears to be intact as well as the ridge vent and ridge cap
In this photo, you can see where the tree has been cleaned from the roof, and the main house in a more significant portion of the roof is unaffected but impacted. The damage appears to be concentrated on the front edge of the home's front porch.
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