How to Tell if Your North Georgia Roof Has Hail Damage
Hail rarely puts a hole in a roof. It bruises, and bruises do not leak until the claim window has closed. What to look for from the ground and what only shows from the air.
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No fluff and no scare tactics. What we actually see on North Georgia roofs, written so you can make a decision without needing us.
Hail rarely puts a hole in a roof. It bruises, and bruises do not leak until the claim window has closed. What to look for from the ground and what only shows from the air.
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Age, and whether the problem is a point or a pattern. The tests that settle it, and the times we tell homeowners not to spend the money.
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Why a phone quote is a guess, the seven things that move the number, and how to compare two quotes that look far apart.
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Two identical roofs on the same street, ten years apart in lifespan. Almost always it is intake ventilation, the half everyone forgets.
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Pine needles defeat most guard systems that handle leaves fine. What fails here, and the balance that actually works in a Georgia downpour.
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