Conroe Hail Damage Roof Repair

These storms are the result of severe thunderstorms.  In Texas, the size of the hailstones goes from peas size to baseball sized stones, and rarely to the size of a grapefruit.  While it is possible to continue to live in your Houston home with hail damage, we recommend you take some time to consider the long-term impact of debris on stressed shingles, compromised gutters and downspouts. That’s why we offer repair services that range from a careful inspection of your property to the installation of new roofs in order to extend the life and effectiveness of your home.

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Hail is a destructive force of nature. When large chunks of ice fall to the ground they can cause serious damage to roofs, tearing shingles, ripping holes through the roof, and even tearing through lower layers of roofs, also known as underlayment bruising. Hail can cause pitting, cracks, or make dents in the shingles, metal roofing, or tile and cause roofing materials, like shingles to lose the top layers of granules. Hail can even cause damage to underlying layers like asphalt or fiberglass. In big cases of hail damage, water will leak into your home or business as the tears in the shingles get larger, causing more wood structural damage to your building. To avoid expensive repairs call us for a free inspection so we can assess your roof and help you protect your investment as well as possible avoid danger if a storm is approaching.

Hail and debris cause all kinds of damage to roofs, from dents and holes to missing shingles. If you have a hail-damaged roof, then it’s important to address problems immediately as they arise. Water leaking into your home or business is the primary reason that it’s so important to fix your roof if it has experienced hail damage. Ignoring the hail damaged to your roof may be a costly decision. If water leaks into the home, additional significant damage may occur. This additional moisture can cause a variety of issues, including the growth dangerous molds or fungus. This water may go to work destroying the ceiling, walls, and flooring in your house. As water contacts components of your home, it may warp them or cause wood to rot. The cost of fixing these types of issues is often much, much higher than the price of fixing the roof in the first place.

Unfortunately, hail is something that happens out of the blue, so being prepared for it is key when repairing your roof. If you have experienced hailstorms, you may notice some discoloration and granule loss in shingles. This weakness can lead to other deterioration of the underlying materials. Left unrepaired, large hail holes in your roof can result in large amounts of water entering your home and adding to the damage. Therefore, calling a professional as soon as possible is an essential step in fixing any issues with your roof.