Storm Damage Repair Process
Common signs you may need storm damage include Missing, cracked, or visibly curled shingles after high winds or hail, Water stains on ceilings or walls inside your home, Granules (small black or gray particles) in gutters or on the ground.
Storm Damage Repair Process
- Remove damaged shingles and flashing, exposing the underlying substrate for inspection and repair.
- Repair or replace damaged decking, felt, or wood framing as needed (revealed during removal).
- Install new shingles matching your existing roof or upgrade to matching manufacturer shingles.
- Seal and flash all valleys, vents, and penetrations to prevent future leaks.
- Conduct final inspection and testing (spray test or moisture meter check) before completion.
- Remove all debris and provide before-and-after documentation for your records or insurance file.
How We Diagnose Storm Damage
- Walk your roof from ground and attic level, photographing all visible impact, missing shingles, bent flashing, or soft spots in decking.
- Document hail impact patterns, wind damage direction, and water intrusion points with measurements and timestamps.
- Provide a written estimate with photos — this becomes your insurance claim documentation.
- Answer your questions about whether the damage is storm-related or pre-existing wear.
Red Wing's location along the Mississippi River corridor makes it susceptible to spring severe weather systems, including high winds and occasional hail. Homeowners in the area deal with rapid seasonal weather changes that stress roofing systems. We understand Minnesota building codes and insurance claim processes specific to this region.