Maryland storms can be dangerous…and damaging. Your roof is your home’s first line of defense against the rain, hail, debris, and other things storms throw your way. While some storm damage to your roof can be obvious, there can also be issues that you can’t see from the ground. Once the storm clears, you can …
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Getting caught in a hailstorm can be quite scary. Strong winds and uprooted trees may harm your home. Additionally, large pieces of falling ice may cause severe damage to everything from vehicles to windows and roofs. If you are in the home during a hailstorm, you may suspect roof damage after hearing the impact of …
Strong storms may blow through the area at any time of the year. Some storms produce damaging winds that can blow shingles from the roof or even uproot a large tree that may crash into your home. Unfortunately, certain types of damage may not be obvious and smaller issues can turn into a bigger problem …
In our area mother nature can produce intense storms at any given time. These strong storms are notorious for damaging or removing shingles from your roof. Additionally, gusting winds uproot trees of all sizes, causing extensive damage to your home. Your roof often takes the most damage. Some storm damage is more evident than others. …
Storm damage to roofs is just one of the many unfortunate effects of hurricanes. Category one, two, and three hurricanes will cause minor damage to the outside of a house, topple tree branches, uproot small trees, and cause power outages. When a category four or five hurricane hits an area, the storm damage could include loss …
As hurricane season approaches, it’s vitally important that your roof and gutters be ready. Without sturdy protection, you could wind up with a leaking roof, damage to your basement due to flooding of downspouts, or other serious issues. Spend some time ahead of storm season for hurricane roof preparation to ensure your house is ready …
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Summer, the hottest of all four seasons, is when heavy storms are more likely to occur. Thunderstorms, derecho storms, hail, and lightning can all be destructive to a property with the roof almost always topping the list of the damaged areas. If you live in areas prone to summer storms, then you should always take …
If you live in an area often affected by storms, then you likely know how to handle them… and their after-effects. Not everyone can say that they have a solid post-storm plan, though, at least when it comes to repairing roofing damage. Speed up the storm repair process, if it’s necessary, with some of the …
This is a stormy season for a lot of areas. The early fall is considered to be hurricane season, but there are also a lot of thunderstorms that kick up this time of year (not to mention a possible first snowfall, in some places). Whatever the weather, if there’s a storm, then you should know …
Depending on where you live, you may not see hurricanes at any time in the year. However, some states get a lot of wind and rain at least, and these can do serious damage to your roof. To ensure that you have the most roof protection from hurricanes so that one summer storm doesn’t do …
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