The types of storm damage repair that homeowners end up needing vary from location to location. Although storms are, by and large, very similar, there are different environmental factors that make each region and the struggles it faces slightly unique.
Here in Texas, we often deal with water and wind damage, as well as hail damage, which not every region has to contend with. To that effect, these are usually the types of storm damage repair that most Texan households will have to seek out after a big storm.
Wind damage usually entails impacts from flying objects, such as tree branches or other heavy objects picked up and thrown around by strong winds. Wind damage can also come from pieces of your own home ripping away, such as drains or roofing tiles.
Hail is similar, in that depending on the severity, homeowners can experience significant blunt impacts to their windows, the sides of their homes, and their roofs depending on how big the falling hail ends up being. Hail that falls on the roof and doesn’t bounce or roll off can also melt there, causing water damage as well.
Water damage happens when water infiltrates the unprotected parts of your house. This can happen when, as above, hail smashes through your roof’s protective shingles and melts into the exposed vulnerability. But it can also happen from a relentless deluge of water getting into your home, causing leaks, mold, rotting, and mildew.
As specialists in roofs, our team at Kerrville Roofing Inc. is dedicated to providing you with the storm damage repair you need in order to continue living comfortably and safely in your home.