What to look for from the ground
Look for missing shingles, lifted roof edges, loose metal panels, debris impact, dented vents, fallen branches, damaged gutters, and new ceiling stains. Stay off the roof after hail, wind, or rain.
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Look for missing shingles, lifted roof edges, loose metal panels, debris impact, dented vents, fallen branches, damaged gutters, and new ceiling stains. Stay off the roof after hail, wind, or rain.
Request an inspection when you see visible damage, smell damp materials, notice ceiling discoloration, or know hail and high winds hit your area. Early documentation helps prevent small roof openings from becoming interior repairs.
JAG Roofing inspects the roof condition, documents visible concerns, and explains whether repair, replacement, emergency protection, or insurance claim support is the next best step.