Many homeowners question whether or not to have a roofer inspect their home for Shreveport LA storm damage following a hail/wind/heavy rain storm. You should have a roofer inspect your roof if your roof is aging, leaking, deteriorating, or if a storm has recently occurred in your area. During a thorough inspection of your roof, the roofer will observe the following:
- Hail strikes
- Lifted/Missing shingles
- Punctures on the roof
- Gaping around roof accessories
- Soft spots on your roof
- Damaged areas on the roof that could cause future leaks
- Presence of drip edge around the perimeter of the roof
- Missing or dislodged screws on metal roofs
- Estimated life left in the current roof based upon expert opinion
ROOFING
Why Add Hail Strikes on the Roof?
Lifted/Missing Shingles on the Roof
Lifted or missing shingles are usually caused by wind damage. Shreveport LA storm damage occurs during frequent tornadoes and high winds in the storm season. During a roof inspection, roofers will look at the shingles and if your shingles are lifted or missing, it is likely that the wind from the storm blew them up or off.
Punctures/Holes on the Roof
Gaping around Roof Accessories
Oftentimes our roofers find the source of leaks to be turbine, turtle vents, ridge caps that have lifted or been damaged during a storm. This gaping causes water entry to the home through the damaged areas.
Soft Spots on the Roof
Other Sources of Damage to the Roof after Shreveport LA Storm Damage
Why is drip edge important?
Missing or Dislodged Screws on Metal Roofs
Can my roofer tell me how long my roof could last?
Who to Call with Shreveport LA Storm Damage
At Blue Note Pros Roofing, our team of roofers can provide you with all the information you need with a thorough roof inspection. Our roofers inspect roofs for Shreveport LA storm damage daily to ensure homes in the area are protected. Our roofers in Shreveport/Bossier are ready to help you with any roofing needs. Call us at (318) 202-2123 or book online to schedule an appointment with a local roofer.