Inspect Your Roof Before Hurricane Season
The Atlantic Hurricane Season runs June 1 – November 30. Experts forecast an Above Average Season with up to 20 storms. Before a major storm hits South Florida, your roof could be at risk. Many Palm Beach homeowners miss early signs of damage that can lead to major leaks and insurance headaches.
Common Post-Hurricane Roof Issues:
- Missing shingles or tiles
- Loose flashing or torn underlayment
- Water stains on ceilings or attic beams
Why You Need a Professional Roof Inspection
Not all damage is visible from the ground. A licensed roofing contractor can catch hidden damage and document it properly for insurance claims.
Pro tip: Don’t wait until you see a leak—by then, mold and wood rot may already be setting in.
What We Look for During a Post-Storm Inspection:
- Roof deck condition
- Drainage issues and ponding water
- Impact damage from flying debris
For accurate information on hurricane roof safety, check out FEMA’s roofing resources
Think you may have roof damage? Book your free roof inspection now