Stay safe. Leave the roof to the inspection.
Look for changes from the ground or inside your home. Note any new leaks, ceiling stains or shingles that have come loose. Photos from a safe spot can help explain what you've seen.
Keep away from unstable areas and don't climb onto the roof. If there's an immediate danger, get emergency help first.
Understand the work before making decisions.
An inspection helps you start a conversation about the roof's condition and the work it may need. Ask what's included, which areas need attention and what the next steps would involve.
If insurance is involved, construction estimates describe the work. Your insurer determines coverage under your policy.
A storm can affect more than one part of a home.
In one St. Louis restoration, removing damaged siding revealed wood that also needed repair. The project brought together siding, selected windows, drainage and interior finishes.
See how the exterior restoration came togetherFor roof repair and replacement questions, visit residential roofing.
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