Hail and Wind Roof Repair for Brookhaven Homes

After a storm, people look for the obvious. A shingle on the lawn. A branch on the roof. Those matter, but the damage that causes trouble later is usually quieter. Hail leaves bruises: small dull patches where the stone coating got knocked away and the mat beneath fractured. You will not see them from the yard. Over time, sun and rain work into those spots and leaks follow. Wind lifts shingle tabs and breaks the adhesive seal that holds them flat. Many settle back into place and look perfectly normal, until the next strong gust carries them off. Metal tells part of the story too. Dimpled vents, dented gutters and bent drip edge show where hail struck and how hard. Fallen limbs are less common, though when one lands we check the decking beneath it for cracks. Our storm inspection looks for all of it, slope by slope, and photographs what we find. Afterward comes a quiet conversation at your kitchen table, explaining it in plain terms: how much damage there is, whether it came from the storm, and whether a repair, a replacement or an insurance claim makes sense. One step at a time.