Search Results for ‘roof damage’

I'm inspecting my roof here in MN, and wondering if someone who know about hail damage can give me an idea whether this is worth a claim? Chance of insurance company replacing? Or else is this just normal wear & tear on a roof. It's about 20 years old. thanks

My house is a new build and the lifting straps in the rafters wore holes in my roof. Is it common practice to leave the roof in this condition or should it be repaired? The roofers just put tar paper and shingles over the holes. Please advise me on what action should be taken. Thanks for your help.

This is found on the roof of an investment property that I'm looking to purchase. The damage near the front has been there for at least 1-2 months, minimum. From what you can see, how serious does this damage appear to be, what might I be looking at to repair this cost-wise? Obviously this is...

Hi All, I recently had a new roof installed. We thought that everything was done properly until a tree hit the roof when Hurricane Sandy came through. We had damage that the inspector saw and the insurance company agreed was because the tree hit. Then because they gave us so little to fix it we...

I've purchased SGC100 style snow guards (copper) for my 2 year old architectural shingled roof. Got a qualified contractor to come out and give me a price to install. There are 29 total going on the front of the house in two rows and 10 more on a section of roof in the back of the house (these...

Can anyone tell me if this is normal to have the roof shingles hang off this way after installling hardie lap siding? It seems to me that they should sit flush to the very end of the siding. Will this likely cause any damage to the shingles?

I found this site, by doing a Google search for DIY home repair. Back in September 2010, we were hit by a hail storm that damaged our home. I live in a mobile home, that I own. I have vinyl siding, and one side of my home was severely damaged. It looks like someone took a baseball bat to it...

Our house is located on a wooded site, surrounded by numerous mature deciduous and coniferous trees. In the fall, our roof (composite shingles) and gardens get covered, up to a foot in places, with pine needles and oak and maple leaves. If we really wanted to keep the place clear, we would need...