Spotting Storm Damage on Your Roof: A Georgia Homeowner's Guide

Living in Georgia, we're no strangers to powerful storms. Hail, strong winds, and heavy rain can wreak havoc on our homes, especially our roofs. But how do you know if your roof has sustained storm damage and needs repair? Don't wait for a leak to appear! Here's a guide to help you spot storm damage on your roof:

• Missing or Damaged Shingles: Check for bald spots or shingles that are cracked, loose, or curling at the edges. Hailstones can cause significant shingle damage.
• Granule Loss: Asphalt shingles have protective granules on their surface. If you see excessive granules in your gutters or around your house, it could indicate shingle damage.
• Punctured Roof Leaks: punctures from hail or windblown debris can cause leaks. Look for signs of water damage inside your attic or ceiling.
• Exposed Underlayment: The underlayment protects your roof deck from moisture. If you see exposed underlayment, it means shingles have been blown off.
• Metal Roof Dents: Metal roofs are durable, but hail can still dent them. Look for noticeable dents or warping in metal panels.

What to do if you Suspect Storm Damage:

If you suspect storm damage to your roof, NBS Roofing is here to help. We are a team of experienced and certified roofers serving homeowners throughout the Atlanta area, including Acworth, Alpharetta, Roswell, Kennesaw, Woodstock, and Canton. We offer free roof inspections and can provide a detailed assessment of your roof's condition.

• Don't go on your roof yourself! Storm damage can compromise the structural integrity of your roof. Call a qualified local roofer for a professional inspection.
• Take pictures and document the damage. This will be helpful when filing an insurance claim.
• Cover any exposed areas with a tarp to prevent further water damage until a roofer can make repairs.

Call NBS Roofing today at 470-729-0678 or fill out the form below to schedule a free video roof inspection. We work with all major insurance companies and can assist you with the insurance claim process. Don't wait until a small leak becomes a major headache!