What a proper storm repair should do
Checks extend beyond one break
Storm damage can spread across flashings, gutters and nearby coverings.
Fast action limits exposure
Quick attendance helps reduce the time vulnerable roof areas stay open.
Repairs match the roof
Once safe, the damaged section is repaired to suit the existing build.
Looking past the first obvious storm damage
After high winds or heavy rain, the missing slate or lifted section you can see from the ground may only be part of the problem. Storms can shift surrounding coverings, weaken flashings, affect gutter runs and expose chimney details that were already close to failure. We start by looking at the wider roof, not just the first broken piece. That helps us find exposed areas before the next spell of weather turns them into bigger leaks. With Everlast Roofing & Guttering Services on the job, we respond quickly to storm damage because time matters once the roof has been opened up. By checking the surrounding structure and drainage as well, we can work towards a repair that actually matches what the storm has disturbed.
From urgent protection to durable repair
Storm work often happens in stages. First, the priority may be to make the roof weather-tight or safe enough to prevent further damage. After that, we can deal with the underlying repair using materials and details that suit the existing roof construction. When you call Everlast Roofing & Guttering Services, we will want to know when the damage happened, which parts of the property are affected and whether water is already getting in. Clear information makes the first assessment sharper and helps us judge where the roof is most exposed. It also reduces the chance of treating one visible break while another storm-created fault is left behind.
Frequently asked questions
What damage should we look for after a storm?
Look for missing or displaced coverings, lifted edges, damaged flashing, overflowing gutters, leaks indoors and loose chimney details. Even if only one issue is obvious from the ground, storm damage can spread wider, which is why a fuller roof inspection is important.
Can a storm damaged roof be made safe first?
Yes. If the roof has been opened up or become hazardous, the first step may be urgent weatherproofing or make-safe work. Once conditions allow a proper assessment, we can move on to the lasting repair that suits the construction and extent of the storm damage.
What should we note before calling about storm damage?
If you can do so safely, note when the damage happened, which side of the property seems affected, whether water is entering and if anything has fallen. That gives us a better starting point and helps us focus on the areas most likely to have been exposed by the weather.