What Should Houston Homeowners Do After Hail And Wind Hit?
When a big storm rolls through the Gulf Coast, the roof is usually the last thing people check. They look at the fence, the trees, maybe the car. The roof just sits up there, quiet, hiding whatever the wind did to it. I’ve been around roofs long enough to know that’s a mistake. A roof that looks fine from the driveway can be leaking into your attic by Friday. This post is about what to do in those first days and weeks, and how to avoid the mess a lot of folks get into. We’ll cover storm damage roof repair Houston homeowners deal with every season, and I’ll try to keep it real. No fluff. First Things First: Safety Before Anything Else Don’t climb up there. I’m serious. Wet shingles, loose debris, a soft deck you can’t see, it’s a bad combo. People get hurt walking their own roofs after storms, and it happens more than you’d think. Walk around the house from the ground instead. Look for shingles in the yard, dented gutters, bent flashing, or anything hanging off the edge. Check your...