Loose or Missing Shingles
Storm winds may pull shingles loose or tear them away , opening paths for water.
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Is Your Roof Still Safe After the Last Storm?
Not all storm damage is obvious. Hail, wind, and rain can silently weaken your roof, tearing seals, lifting shingles, and letting moisture creep in. What looks fine from your driveway could already be hiding leaks, rot, or mold inside your attic and walls. The real danger is what you don’t see until it’s too late.
Signs of Storm Damage You Shouldn’t Ignore
Attic Moisture or Mold
Storms often lead to leaks in attic insulation, which breed mold and structural decay.
Granule Loss
Hail and rain strip the protective layer off shingles, reducing their lifespan dramatically.
Dents or Bruising on Roof
Hail strikes leave soft spots or visible bruises that weaken the roof’s surface strength.
Lifted Flashing or Seals
Water can sneak under lifted flashing and cracked seals, soaking the layers beneath.
Gutter Damage or Overflow
Storms can clog or break gutters, causing water to back up under your roofing system.
Storms Are Brutal Your Inspection Shouldn’t Be
If a recent storm hit your area, don’t wait for leaks to appear. Tom Jannace Roofing offers prompt, professional inspections to uncover hidden issues before they turn into major damage.