Table of contents
- Section of roof hit by high winds
- Broken and missing shingles on back of roof
- Even more Broken / creased shingles
- Wind damaged between pipe boots
- More broken and missing shingles!
- 1Section of roof hit by high winds
This section of the roof was the worst. As you can see there are a lot of missing and broken shingles. This is due to excessive-high winds!
Go To Pin - 2Broken and missing shingles on back of roof
This section of the roof wasn’t as bad as the front but there are still plenty of creased/broken shingles even on the back.
Go To Pin - 3Even more Broken / creased shingles
There is a certain percentage of shingles that must be missing or damaged in order for an insurance company to cover a roof as a loss. I would bet there is enough on this house.
Go To Pin - 4Wind damaged between pipe boots
These 3 singles have a black crease across them, this is where the wind has got under the shingle and lifted it up and then folded it back and then it lays back down in place. The main part of a shingle is the fiberglass mat. When the wind Lifts up a shingle and bends it backward the fiberglass mat is broken.
Go To Pin - 5More broken and missing shingles!
As you can see in this section of the roof there are more missing and broken shingles.
Go To Pin