Storm Damage Repair
Storm damage can be a daunting experience for any property owner. The potential harm to roofs, windows, and exterior surfaces can be substantial, leading to costly repairs and stress. Fortunately, Goad Construction is here to help you navigate the aftermath of storm damage with ease and expertise. We offer comprehensive storm damage repair services throughout the entire Midwest region.
Who Should I Call First?
Before reaching out to your insurance company, it's advisable to call Goad Construction first. Why call us first? Because we can give you an accurate, objective assessment complete with a full report before the insurance adjuster arrives on the scene. There is no COST for this service!
With years of experience in the construction industry, Goad Construction has dealt with numerous storm damage cases. Our team of professionals understands the intricacies of assessing and repairing storm damage effectively
Roof Damage: Hail can crack or puncture roofing materials, leading to leaks and structural weaknesses.
Window Damage: Large hailstones can shatter or crack windows, compromising security and energy efficiency.
Exterior Surface Damage: Siding, paint, and gutters can be dented or chipped, affecting the overall appearance and protection of your property.
Using high-quality materials and proven repair techniques, Goad Construction ensures that your property is restored to its pre-storm condition or better. Their commitment to quality guarantees lasting results.
By choosing Goad Construction, you can have peace of mind knowing that your property is in capable hands. Our dedication to quality service and customer satisfaction makes us your ideal partner in restoring your property after a storm.
Hail storms can cause a variety of damage, depending on the size and intensity of the hailstones.
Common issues include:
Hail Storm Hit Roof
Hail Hit Shingle
Hail Damage Tile Roof
Hail Damage Gutter
Hail Damage Downspout
Hail Damage Roof
Hail Damage Siding
Hail Damage Stucco
Hail Damage Garage Door
Different types of wind can cause damage to your roof. From hurricanes, tornadoes, straight line winds, and a derecho. Some roofs can withstand extreme winds. While some older roofs can be damaged by wind speeds below 50 miles per hour.
Wind Damage
When a severe wind storm rolls through your area, the aftermath can leave you wondering about the extent of damage to your property. One of the most vulnerable parts of your home or business during such storms is the roof. High winds can cause significant damage, which may not always be visible at first glance. It's crucial to act quickly to ensure your home remains safe and secure.
Wind Damage Shingles
Wind Damage Metal
Wind Damage Shake
Wind can be a formidable force, often leaving behind visible signs of its power, such as fallen trees or scattered debris. However, some of the most insidious damage it causes can be hidden from plain sight, especially on rooftops. Understanding the potential for concealed wind damage is crucial for maintaining the integrity of your property.
Lifted or Loosened Shingles
Wind can loosen shingles without tearing them off entirely. This can occur when the wind catches the edge of a shingle, lifting it slightly. While the shingle may settle back into place, it might not reseal properly. This can lead to water infiltration over time.
Roof Shingles Bald
After a wind storm, your shingles could lose a significant amount of their protective granular coating. Without this coating, your shingles will work less effectively, and your roof will lose much of its protection.
This is a sign of wind damage where strong winds lift and flap shingle tabs until they bend, causing a permanent crease along the top of the tab.
Creased Shingles
Commercial Roof Wind Lift
This occurs when high winds separate the roofing material from the structure, causing issues like billowing, tears, and punctures.
Cracked Shingles
Cracked shingles after a wind storm are a sign of potential damage that can lead to leaks, so you should have them inspected by a professional.
Missing shingles on your roof and in your yard, are all signs of wind damage to your roof.
Missing Shingle Tabs
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