Wind & Hail Damage Repair

Wind and hail can loosen shingles, crack tiles, dent metal panels, and drive water into a roof assembly long before a stain shows up inside the house. Because the damage is often more than skin deep, a careful look at the whole roof system matters as much as the repair itself.

Finding the Damage

Aerial & Thermal Imaging — Drones with thermal and high-resolution cameras and handheld infrared cameras spot trapped moisture and impact damage across the roof, inside and out.
Moisture Readings — Moisture meters and core sampling tools confirm whether the deck and insulation are actually wet, not just stained from an old event.
Measurement & Records — Aerial measurement reports and time-stamped photo documentation keep the scope of work and the condition of the roof clear before repairs start.

Repair & Reinforcement

Fastening for Wind — Pneumatic coil roofing nailers and cap nailers for synthetic underlayment place fasteners at the depth and spacing that keep materials in place in high wind.
Damaged Sections Replaced — Shingles, flashing, or metal panels affected by wind or hail are removed and replaced course by course, not just patched over.

When Damage Needs a Fast Response

After a storm, heavy-duty tarps, battens, and sandbags, along with plywood board-up kits, secure openings and exposed sections until permanent repairs can be made.