Here's how we inspect a Murfreesboro roof, step by step.
Shingles in the yard after a windstorm, a water stain on the ceiling, dents on the gutters. A storm date helps too, because we can compare the damage to what that storm did.
Murfreesboro's recent storms have brought a lot of wind, so we look closely for lifted, creased, and missing shingles, loose ridge caps, and flashing pulled away from walls and chimneys. After hail, we check for cracked or bruised shingles too.
From the attic, if there's access, we look for wet or stained decking, daylight through the boards, and nails backing out of the decking.
We check gutters and downspouts for dents, sections pulled loose, and clogs that send water back under the roof edge.
The photo report shows each problem we found and what we'd do about it: nothing yet, a repair, or a new roof. When storm damage is involved, you can share those photos with your insurance adjuster.
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Storm Guard uses only the highest quality materials sourced from top manufacturers. Whether you're interested in traditional or contemporary roof styles, we offer a range of roofing products and styles to suit your preferences and budget.
Wind and hail damage is often invisible from the ground. Here's what Murfreesboro roofs have been through recently:
A few loose shingles found early cost far less than a wet attic found late. Schedule a roof inspection in Murfreesboro today.
Storm Guard serves Murfreesboro from its office in Franklin, at 256 Seaboard Lane, Suite F-103. The company is a licensed Tennessee contractor (license #77075, BC-21 Roofing), owned by franchise owner Andy Scoggins.
Franchise Owner
Serving Murfreesboro
Meet Your Murfreesboro Roofer
Andy Scoggins spent 25 years in corporate America before a bad experience with a contractor changed his path. He left that world and opened his own Storm Guard franchise to be the contractor he couldn't find. Today his licensed and insured roofing team serves Murfreesboro from the Storm Guard office in Franklin.
Andy Scoggins · Franchise Owner
Each Storm Guard location is independently owned and operated.
Roof inspectors look for damage to your roof and anything that may cause future damage. This includes roof leaks, broken shingles, cracked sealant, moss, debris, standing water, and broken flashing.
A thorough roof inspection will take place on the ground, on the roof, and in your attic if there is an access point. The roof inspector will note the damage they find and walk you through any needed repairs.
A roof inspection helps you catch small problems before they grow bigger. When you can see leaks on your ceiling, you may already have much damage.
An annual roof inspection is ideal. Some professionals recommend it as often as once a year, but you can do it less frequently if your roof is under 5 years old and hasn’t been exposed to extreme weather.
This depends entirely on negotiations, but typically, the seller will pay for roof repairs or negotiate the price.
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