Storm Damage Services
Unseen wind, hail, or storm damage can compromise a roofing system. AnyWeather Roofing will inspect your roof for free after a wind or hail storm. “On Time, Done Right. Guaranteed!”
Do I Have Roof Hail Damage?
Often, damage to a roof caused by hail isn’t immediately noticeable. Many times, the damage is not visible from the ground. If left unattended, hail damage can escalate, potentially leading to the rot of underlayment and roof decking, along with issues like mold, bacteria, and water damage.
If you suspect your roof might have hail damage and you are situated in Northern Kentucky, Greater Cincinnati, or Dayton, Ohio, don’t hesitate to reach out. Give us a call to arrange a complimentary storm damage roof inspection and ensure your roof remains in optimal condition.
Property owners can trust that AnyWeather Roofing experts will give them an honest evaluation following a storm…whether that results in a report of no damage, a damaged roof in need of repair, or a more severe situation requiring a complete roof replacement.
Hail damage can cause significant damage to metal roofs. In addition, it can dislodge the protective granules on asphalt shingles, which serve as a shield for the asphalt—the waterproof layer of the shingle—against the damaging effects of UV sunlight. These granules, the small rocks you see, preserve the shingle’s integrity.
Hail can also break the fiberglass mat, which acts as the skeleton of the shingle. This damage can result in swift deterioration and even lead to shingle blow-offs, compromising a roof’s overall stability and protection.
If you have a metal roof then a severe hail storm can cause dents and punctures depending on the size and severity of the hail from the storm.
Repairing a roof promptly after hail damage is crucial to maintaining the longevity and effectiveness of your roofing system.
FREE ROOF INSPECTION
AnyWeather Roofing will inspect your roof for signs of wind or hail damage and provide a free storm damage repair estimate. Contact us today!
Think Ahead!
Hail damage will not disappear, when you go to sell your home the home inspectors see it and it leads to the new buyer wanting to discount the sales price to cover the cost of a new roof and it may be to late to claim the damage on your homeowners policy.