Dragonfly Renovation

Everyone knows we've had more than our share of severe storms across Northwest Indiana recently, with many homes suffering hail damage, wind damage, and other roof damage as a result. But hail damage, wind damage, or storm damage to your roof isn't always obvious, especially when you're looking at it from the ground. Hail damage to your roof vents or your gutters is generally easy to spot; look for dents and dings. Shingle damage usually shows up as random light or dark spots across your roof from where the hail has landed and knocked loose the shingles' granular covering exposing the asphalt layer. If you think your roof or home may have received wind damage or hail damage, click on the Wind Damage Checklist and Hail Damage Checklist on the right. Insurance companies only allow you a short period of time to report hail damage, wind damage, or storm damage to the outside of your home Don't risk missing out on the coverage you're entitled to under your homeowner's insurance policy. Call the trained, professional technicians at Dragonfly Renovation for a Free Roof Inspection today at 219-934-9220 or 219-746-5202, or click here to use our convenient online form. We're locally owned and have served Northwest Indiana communities for nearly 30 years. We're A-rated with the Better Business Bureau, we're licensed, bonded, and insured, and we're experts at dealing with insurance companies, so if your home has experienced storm damage, hail damage, or wind damage, we'll make sure you receive everything you're entitled to under your homeowner's insurance policy. • We'll work with your insurance company • We'll meet with your insurance company's adjuster • We'll handle all the paperwork • We'll make all the follow-up phone calls for you • Even if your insurance company has denied your claim for damage, we may be able to have them re-inspect your property and approve the claim What can hail damage, wind damage, or storm damage do to your roof? The major causes of roof damage are hail damage and wind damage. Hail damage to your shingles happens when the hail knocks loose the granular covering or bruises the shingles' matting. Wind damage can cause the original seal of the shingles to break. Homeowners sometimes mistakenly believe that if they don't have missing shingles that their roof hasn't suffered wind damage, but this isn't necessarily true. Storm damage, wind damage, or hail damage that goes undetected and unrepaired can cause your roof to leak, and cause even more damage in the future. Even if your roof isn't leaking now, you could still have significant storm damage that you're not even aware of that must be identified and handled promptly to avoid future problems.