High winds can lift shingle edges, remove tabs, loosen metal panels and damage perimeter details. Cheshire Roofing inspects wind-affected roofs and repairs the system where practical.
What to look for
Shingles or pieces of roofing on the ground, lifted edges, exposed underlayment, loose flashing and new leaks can all indicate wind damage.
Why small areas matter
Once wind gets beneath a roofing edge, additional movement can occur during later storms. Prompt repairs can reduce further damage.
Emergency service
If wind damage has exposed the roof or water is entering the building, Cheshire's 24-hour service is available.