Missing Shingles, Creased Tabs,
Siding Peeled Off The Wall.
Wind damage is more than the shingles you can see in the yard. Every tab around a blow-off has usually broken its seal, and those are the ones that go in the next storm. We document the full affected area, not just the bare spots.
Creased Tabs Count Too: A shingle that lifted and laid back down has already failed. Carriers pay for it when it is properly documented.
Exposed Decking Is Urgent: Any spot down to the deck needs cover now. We tarp on the first visit if the roof is open.
Siding And Wraps Included: Wind pulls siding, J-channel, and window wrap loose on the storm-facing side. That goes on the same claim.
Missing Tabs And Broken Seals Across The Slope
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Wind Damage Spreads Further Than The Bare Spot
The shingles around a blow-off have lost their seal even though they are still lying flat.
Panels Pulled Off The Wall
Once one course unzips, the courses above it lose their lock. It rarely stops at the piece you can see is missing.
Open To The Weather Right Now
Bare decking is an emergency. It gets covered on the first visit and documented before we cover it.
We Check The Whole Wall
Wind hits an elevation, not a panel. We document every course on the affected side so the scope reflects the real loss.
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One local crew for the whole outside of your house. Same phone number, same people.