Duluth Storm Damage Roof Repair

After a hailstorm or a night of high wind, most roofs look about the same from the driveway as they did the day before. The trouble usually sits higher up: dark spots where hail knocked the granules loose, shingle tabs that were lifted and creased by a gust and no longer seal, nail heads backed out, dented vents and bent drip edge. Left alone, those small injuries let water work under the shingles a little more with every rain. Our storm inspection walks each slope, checks the soft metals like vents, gutters and flashing for hail marks, and looks in the attic for fresh staining. Every bit of damage is photographed and labeled, which gives you a clear record whether you decide to repair a section yourself, file an insurance claim or replace the roof. Tree damage is less common, but when a fallen limb has punctured or cracked part of the roof, we document that the same way. Then we tell you plainly which option makes sense, and we do the work with the yard protected and the nails swept.