Wind Damage Repair Services in Cincinnati, Columbus, Ohio & Sarasota, Florida

Types of Wind Damage Restoration Offered by Teasdale Fenton Cleaning & Property Restoration

• Roof: Shingle Roofs

  Wind can move as fast as 300 miles per hour during tornadoes, hail, or rainstorms. Unfortunately, most asphalt shingle roofs can withstand winds up to only 80 mph. So these fast swirling winds can sweep awnings off houses.

  Wind damage on asphalt or premium roofing can also result in missing shingles. Bent or curling shingles can indicate wind damage as, while not having been removed, the wind was strong enough to move and reshape them. Missing or damaged shingles could lead to a compromised roofing structure.

• Residential Properties

  Wind can cause trees to fall over the roof, causing leaks or breaking it to the core, making way for flying debris and water to enter the house. This can cause wet floors, carpets, soaking furniture, flooding, growing molds & mildew, and much other untold chaos inside the home.

• UV Exposure

  Unnoticeable gaps in the roof caused by storm damage can let harmful UV rays into the house. The rays can also damage specific components of your roof. UV exposure can easily damage the materials underneath traditional roofing, reducing its durability significantly.

• Siding & Windows

  • Vinyl Siding: Splits, cracks, chips, breaks, and holes can quickly occur in vinyl sliding during wind damage– both from the wind and flying particles and wind-driven hail.
  • Aluminum Siding: If you have aluminum siding, the most common signs of wind damage are dings and cracks in the siding. In a severe storm, it is common for aluminum sliding pieces to be ultimately duped.

• Windows

  Some common damages caused by the wind to windows include:

  • Shattered or broken panes
  • Cracks, holes, or dents in glass
  • Damaged or dented frames
  • Chipped or cracked paint, sliding, or wood

• Fences

  The most common reason fence panels fall over in high winds is that the posts are rotten and, therefore, no longer able to withstand the pressure of stormy weather. However, some pre-installation steps can reduce the chance of it ever becoming wind damaged.