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Hail and Adjuster Markings

Impact marks and adjuster test squares.

Plumbing vent cap dented and weathered by hail
Plumbing vent cap dented and weathered by hail
Hail strikes chalk-marked across the slope
Hail strikes chalk-marked across the slope
Adjuster chalk markings around a satellite mount
Adjuster chalk markings around a satellite mount
Adjuster test square and date chalked onto the slope
Adjuster test square and date chalked onto the slope
Close inspection of an impact mark on a shingle
Close inspection of an impact mark on a shingle
Impact mark left on a shingle by hail
Impact mark left on a shingle by hail
Single hail impact mark on an asphalt shingle
Single hail impact mark on an asphalt shingle
Roof to wall transition with a chalk line marked out
Roof to wall transition with a chalk line marked out

Wind

Lifted, creased and missing shingles.

Torn shingles and an earlier patch on the same slope
Torn shingles and an earlier patch on the same slope
Shingle course lifted and folded back by wind
Shingle course lifted and folded back by wind
Shingles displaced, exposing the course underneath
Shingles displaced, exposing the course underneath
Shingle tabs lifted and displaced along a ridge line
Shingle tabs lifted and displaced along a ridge line
Missing shingle with the fasteners left exposed
Missing shingle with the fasteners left exposed
Missing shingles exposing the course below
Missing shingles exposing the course below
Shingles torn away beside a ridge vent
Shingles torn away beside a ridge vent

Water, Flashing and Penetrations

Valleys, boots, vents and the details that leak.

Roof vents and penetrations across the shingle field
Roof vents and penetrations across the shingle field
Overhead view of roof vents and a satellite mount
Overhead view of roof vents and a satellite mount
Box vent seated on an asphalt shingle slope
Box vent seated on an asphalt shingle slope
Looking down a roof valley where it meets the wall
Looking down a roof valley where it meets the wall
Corroded valley metal with granule buildup in the gutter
Corroded valley metal with granule buildup in the gutter
Skylight with the flashing stripped back for rebuild
Skylight with the flashing stripped back for rebuild
Skylight curb and flashing reset into the shingles
Skylight curb and flashing reset into the shingles
Base of a dome vent cut into the shingle field
Base of a dome vent cut into the shingle field
Gutter guard running along the roof edge
Gutter guard running along the roof edge
Flashing section lifted with fasteners left proud
Flashing section lifted with fasteners left proud
Fascia board rotted through behind the gutter
Fascia board rotted through behind the gutter
Solar tube dome set into the shingle field
Solar tube dome set into the shingle field

Inspections and Overviews

Slope surveys, drone overviews and job sites.

Climbing to the ridge to start an inspection
Climbing to the ridge to start an inspection
Clean shingle ridge line against open sky
Clean shingle ridge line against open sky
Roof planes and neighboring rooflines from above
Roof planes and neighboring rooflines from above
Ridge line above a brick elevation
Ridge line above a brick elevation
Shingle slope rising to the ridge
Shingle slope rising to the ridge
Ladder set at the eave of a brick home
Ladder set at the eave of a brick home
Roof and driveway from above
Roof and driveway from above
Wide slope on a weathered shingle roof
Wide slope on a weathered shingle roof
Full slope view recorded during a roof inspection
Full slope view recorded during a roof inspection
Eave and soffit on a low slope commercial building
Eave and soffit on a low slope commercial building
Roof planes above the back yard
Roof planes above the back yard
Walking the ridge to check the far slope
Walking the ridge to check the far slope

Every photo on this page is damage we found on a roof in the Metroplex, shot during the inspection. None of it is stock.

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