Wind, rain, hail, and other weather events can damage your roof enough to justify repair or replacement. It’s important to check your roof’s condition after a bad thunderstorm, hailstorm, or hurricane. Follow up with a high-quality roofing contractor to further assess and repair damage. To help you with the process, Certified Roofing, a family-owned roofer company in Brevard County, has outlined some guidance below for dealing with possible storm damage.
*Keep in mind that damage to homes begins with wind traveling at a speed of 50-60 mph. Such damage includes fallen power lines, toppled trees, and debris blown toward you from around the neighborhood.
*Once the storm is over, check for and record any roof damage, contact your insurance company,
*Keep in mind that damage to homes begins with wind traveling at a speed of 50-60 mph. Such damage includes fallen power lines, toppled trees, and debris blown toward you from around the neighborhood.
*Once the storm is over, check for and record any roof damage, contact your insurance company,