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How to check for wind damage 719-543-6501

In Colorado we have had hurricane force winds that have caused much damage. Semi-Trucks were blown over on the highway; sheds were seen flying through the air. 
 
It isn't hard to imagine the type of damage that might be done to your roof under these conditions. Don't wait for your roof to leak, walk around your home and inspect for damage. Below is a list of things to look for.
 
  •  Shingles lying on the ground, with this wind they might also be your   neighbors so check that they match your roof
 
  •  Tree limbs and branches lying on the roof or nearby that could have caused damage to the roof on the way down.
 
  •   Low lying branches that may rub against your roof during a wind storm
 
  •   Bare spots on your roof where you can see the underlayment.
 
  •   Loose shingles that wave at you in a breeze.
 
  •  Gutters, Soffit or Fascia material hanging loose.
 
  •   Anything that looks odd or uneven might be cause for concern.
 
In general I do not recommend homeowners to get on their roof  for any reason, in many cases you can do more damage to your roof or cause harm to yourself. I would recommend that if you suspect there is damage, call a reliable roofer. Most will come and inspect your roof free of charge and if there is damage help you with filing the insurance claims. It never hurts to get a second opinion or quote if work does need to be done.
 
I do not recommend calling your insurance first. Some insurance companies will consider it a claim against your policy even if no money is paid out. Speaking with a qualified roofer first will help you determine if you should contact your insurance company.
 
For a FREE estimate or inspection on
Roofing, Siding, Painting, Fascia, Soffits and all Repairs
Please call (719) 543-6501
 
 
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1 Comment to How to check for wind damage 719-543-6501:

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Public Adjuster Philadelphia on Friday, March 01, 2013 2:57 AM
You have a very good knowledge about wind damage.Your blog will definitely help me to measure the wind damage.your points to check the wind damage is awesome and easy to understand.Thanks for sharing very nice content.
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