Month: May 2018

House with a fallen tree damaging the roof, illustrating common roof repairs needed after a storm.
Posted on May 16, 2018 by baker-admin
Even if a storm didn’t contain hail, a tornado or a deluge of rain, the wind it contains can still damage your roof. Every thunderstorm comes with at least a straight-line wind burst. Most are harmless unless your roof is already in failing condition. But, wind bursts at 50-60 mph will cause roof damage in any neighborhood. Debris can be blown around, tree branches begin breaking off and power lines can come down. Read More...
Heavy rain falling on a roof, illustrating potential storm damage and the importance of roof maintenance in Dallas, Texas.
Posted on May 16, 2018 by baker-admin
Spring in Texas equals thunderstorms, tornado warnings, wind, and hail. While tornadoes are most feared, wind and hail on their own can do quite a bit of damage to your home and business. Roofs are often the most susceptible part of a property. If your neighborhood has experienced a hail storm recently, you may see clear signs of damage. You may notice obvious things like pings in siding or gutters, or even broken windows. Read More...

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