Every year, storm and hail damage cause immense amounts of damage to personal property in West Palm Beach, including roofs and vehicles. Several factors determine the amount of hail damage to your roof, including weather-related and roof-related variables. Here, we’ll review each of those factors so that you can determine if you need an inspection by Di Pasqua Construction Inc.
Hail damage to your roof occurs no matter your type of shingle. Successfully identifying damage, however, requires an understanding of what to look for. Hail damage varies depending on the shingle material. It's important to identify whether you have roof damage and to determine whether it is from hail or another cause. Wood shingles may show random damage without a pattern due to hail. It may also show impact marks and shingle splits. Hail damage to asphalt shingles also doesn't usually have a discernable pattern. It does, however, often produce black marks in the color, which may appear shiny and be soft to the touch. Lastly, tile shingles are great due to their wind resistance. On the other hand, they are somewhat susceptible to hail, which causes tile breakage and exposure to moisture.
If you believe your home has sustained damage from hail, let your insurance agent know. Then, call Di Pasqua at (561) 275-2406 to schedule an inspection or request an online quote. Our inspectors are certified and licensed in the state of Florida and familiar with all types of roofs.
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