Weather extremes can leave severe damage on your roof and the rest of your property.

 After a hailstorm, you might need roof repairs or even gutter replacement. High-speed and large hailstones can dent flashings or the material protecting the leak-prone areas of your roof. They can also cause blisters on certain roofing materials, such as asphalt shingles. Signs of hail damage can also be present indoors. After a storm, go to your attic, and look for holes and gaps where sunlight is passing through. 

 Strong winds moving across your roof will put pressure on the corners of the roof and around its perimeter. As a result, weak areas will develop, increasing the system’s deterioration. Over time, this will cause them to loosen to the point where they peel away from the roof. This type of damage occurs gradually and usually goes unnoticed until it has spread. Once lifted, it will not take long until water infiltrates the shingles and seeps onto the decking beneath, which will inevitably turn into a leak.