Storm Damage Roofing in Aurora, IL
Inspection and repair following hail, wind and severe weather. Serving Aurora and the surrounding Kane County communities.
What we find doing storm damage roofing in Aurora
The Fox Valley sits in an active severe weather corridor. In Aurora that means straight-line wind damage across the newer subdivisions on open ground, and a different problem entirely in the historic districts.
Wind works on old masonry
In the districts, high winds stress aging chimneys and the counterflashing set into them as much as the roof surface, so storm damage there is frequently a masonry finding.
Slate displaced rather than broken
Wind and ice can shift individual slates without shattering them. From the ground the roof looks fine, and it is now open at a course.
Subdivision ridge and rake damage
On the outer subdivisions the pattern is conventional and predictable: ridge caps first, rake edges second, and creased shingles that will not reseal third.
More on Aurora
Illinois’ second-largest city, spanning 19th century districts and vast newer subdivisions. The Aurora area page covers the local housing stock, the weather conditions that shape roof life here, and every service we provide in the community.
Roofing in Aurora, ILHow we approach storm damage roofing
Rapid tarping, immediate leak control, structural stabilization, and detailed damage documentation following hail, high wind and heavy snowstorms.
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