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What To Know About Your Roof After a Storm

8/10/2020 (Permalink)

What To Know About Your Roof After a Storm

After a storm, your Delray Beach, FL, home may have some roof repair needs. However, not all repairs are the same. Here are a few things you may want to be aware of.

1. There May Be Different Types of Damage

When looking for roof damage it’s important to understand that many types of damage may have occurred. These damage types may need to be fixed in different ways depending on how it happened and what type of roof you have. This is why it’s highly recommended to contact a professional for help. For example, wind damage might include torn shingles or debris stuck in this roofing while hair damage could include cracks or dents in the roofing material which could result in leaks.

2. How To Protect Against Further Damage

The next thing to understand about roof repair is that the damaged area will need to be protected from additional harm until the repairs can be completed. In many cases, a section of plywood or a heavy tarp can be placed over the affected zone and secured in place to act as a barrier against hot sunlight or inclement weather, which could weaken the roof further.

3. Who To Call To Help With Repairs

Anytime you have a problem with your roof it’s always best to contact a professional. A local storm damage restoration crew may be able to help. A professional will know what types of damage to look for, how each type is best fixed depending on your roof type and should also be able to fix and problems that a leak may have caused to your home. They may also be able to offer to advise on steps you can take to further protect the roof against future problems.

When it comes to roof repair it's important to understand that not all damage types are the same. If you do find damage the area should be protected with a board of tarp until a professional can come to make the repairs.

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