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Storm Damage, Before and After

Eight illustrated scenes of typical storm damage and the repaired result. Drag each handle to slide between them.

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Emergency roofing and storm damage repair in Middle Tennessee

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Eight scenes, two views each.

These images are illustrations created to show typical storm damage and typical repairs. They are not photos of specific customer jobs.

After: the same house with the roof fully repaired, a new gutter and a tidy lawn — Tree on the roof to repaired roof

Before: a brick house with a large limb crashed onto the roof, crushed shingles and a broken gutter — Tree on the roof to repaired roof

After: the same house with the opening covered by a taut, battened blue tarp — Open hole to secured tarp

Before: a house with a gaping storm-made hole in the roof deck and exposed rafters — Open hole to secured tarp

Before: a roof slope covered in round hail bruises and cracked shingles — Hail-bruised shingles to new roof

After: the same slope with fresh matching shingles and sealed tabs — Wind-stripped roof to repaired roof

Before: a roof slope with a wide band of shingles torn off by wind and exposed underlayment — Wind-stripped roof to repaired roof

After: the same room with a smooth repaired ceiling and furniture back in place — Water-stained ceiling to repaired ceiling

Before: a living room ceiling sagging with a large water stain and a bucket catching drips — Water-stained ceiling to repaired ceiling

After: the same roof dry with a neat welded patch beside the rooftop unit — Ponding flat roof to repaired membrane

Before: a commercial flat roof with ponded water and a torn membrane seam — Ponding flat roof to repaired membrane

After: the same chimney with new step and counter-flashing and clean sealant — Leaking chimney to new flashing

Before: a brick chimney with bent, pulled-away flashing and water stains — Leaking chimney to new flashing

After: the same eave with a new straight gutter fixed to fresh fascia — Torn gutter to restored roof edge

Before: a gutter ripped partly away from rotted fascia with a bent downspout — Torn gutter to restored roof edge

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