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- 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 roof section wasn’t as wrong as the front, but there are still plenty of creased/broken shingles on the back.
Go To Pin - 3Even more Broken / creased shingles
A certain percentage of shingles must be missing or damaged 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, lifted it up, folded it back, and then laid it down in place. The central part of a shingle is the fiberglass mat. When the wind Lifts 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 roof section, more missing and broken shingles are missing.
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