STORM PROOF ROOFING SYSTEMS

 Hail damage is easy to miss, but if you know what to look for, it's not hard to spot. This can help you determine whether or not you need a roofing professional to come out and inspect your roof. Here are some tips on how to spot hail damage: Check for granules in the gutters. Granules are the little chunks of hail that break off and fall to the ground. They're easy to spot because they're usually big enough to see with your naked eye, but if you don't see any granules on your roof or in your gutters, don't worry! There's still a chance that hail caused damage. If you want to do some investigating yourself before calling in a pro, here are some things you can look for: Look for cracked, dented and missing shingles. Look for cracked, dented and missing shingles. If you see any of these signs of hail damage, contact a roofer right away to assess the extent of the problem and determine whether repairs are necessary. Inspect the flashing. If you're looking for ...

 When it comes to the weather, we've all heard the expression "it's a bit chilly outside." That's because most of us know that rain, snow and wind can make us feel uncomfortable. It turns out that these same elements can also impact your roof. This is why you should be aware of how these three weather factors—rainfall, wind and hail—can affect your home's roofing. Rainfall The amount of rainfall that a roof can withstand varies based on the type of material used in its construction. Asphalt shingles are more susceptible to damage than slate or tile, while metal roofs can withstand heavier rains than wood ones. To determine if your roof has been damaged by rainfall, look for signs such as discoloration, bubbling or peeling paint on siding; rust stains on gutters; water pooling around vents; mold growth inside attics (mildew). If you have any doubts about whether your home has sustained damage during this storm season--or any other time of year--contact us for a...