Charlotte hail storms
Charlotte experiences its share of hailstorms, and those hail storms
are responsible for some devastating property damage. The hail storm season generally
occurs between May through October. Damages incurred to roofs during hailstorms
can be reduced with proper roof design and choosing the appropriate roofing
product selection. A properly designed roof structure can substantially reduce
hail damage. Several testing agencies have developed the following guidelines for
hail resistant roofing:
- Install shingles that are made with polymer-modified asphalt
- Reroofing over an existing roof only increases the chance for hail damage
- Roof pitches that are 6:12, can dramatically improve hail resistance
- Installing a thin, single layer of underlayment improves the hail resistance of the shingle roof
- Rigid roof decking improves the hail resistance for shingle roofs
Choosing the right contractor
Impact resistant roofing is only half of the project. Hiring a
qualified contractor is as significant as choosing the right roofing material. Look
for a Charlotte area roofing company with a long established history. Roofing,
with new materials and techniques has become a specialized field. It is in your
best interest to find the best possible contractor.
Hail Storm roofing inspection in
Charlotte, NC
When choosing a roofing company that deals with hail storm damage, you
want to find the best one in the area. Advanced Roofing and Exteriors is a
longtime member of the Charlotte community, and they have decades of experience
in dealing with the local weather extremes. They also specialize in numerous
exterior home improvement projects, including the repair of siding that has
been damaged by hail. They are certified installers for Certainteed, GAF, Owens
Corning and Tamko roofing products. They carry an “A” rating with the Better
Business Bureau, and have received multiple years Super Service Awards from
Angie’s List. Call them today for a free estimate from one of the best hail storm
roofers in the Charlotte area.