Storm Debris Removal from Roofs in Nashville and Middle Tennessee
Limbs, leaves and broken material left on a roof hold water, hide damage and add weight. Clearing them is the first step of any storm repair.
- Emergency Response
- Cover it before the next rain
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Storm Debris Removal from Roofs, explained.
After a storm, a roof can be covered in limbs, leaf mats, shingle fragments and even debris blown from other properties. Left in place, it dams valleys, soaks the roof and can puncture or crush roofing underfoot or under weight.
We clear debris carefully, from the top of the slope down, so that damage can be inspected and water can run off again. We also photograph what was found for your records.
Signs you need this
- Limbs or debris are sitting on the roof
- Valleys and gutters are packed with leaves and branches
- You cannot see the condition of the roof underneath
- Standing water or damp debris is stuck on a roof section
A good fit, and what to know.
We would rather you hear the limits from us than discover them later.
A good fit when
- Your roof is littered with storm debris
- Water is pooling because valleys or gutters are blocked
- You need the damage assessed under the debris
Worth knowing
- Large trees need a tree service
- Debris removal does not repair damaged roofing
Why do it this way.
Damage becomes visible
You see what is really there once the debris is gone.
Better drainage
Cleared valleys and gutters carry water away again.
Less added weight
Wet debris is heavy and hard on damaged roofs.
A record
Before and after photos help with repairs and claims.
From first call to finished work.
A clear sequence for every job.
- 01
Inspect before clearing
We photograph the debris in place and look for what it is resting on.
- 02
Remove by hand and tool
Limbs and debris are lifted off without dragging them across the roofing.
- 03
Clear valleys and gutters
The places water flows through are cleaned out first.
- 04
Check what was hiding
We inspect the roofing beneath for punctures, cracks and crushed areas.
Services that go together.
A-06Emergency ResponseFallen Tree on RoofWhen a tree or large limb lands on your home, the weight, the broken framing and the open roof all need careful, coordinated handling.Stage 1: Stop the water
A-05Emergency ResponseEmergency Roof InspectionA fast, careful look at what a storm did to your roof, so you know which damage is urgent and which can wait.Stage 1: Stop the water
B-08Storm DamageGutter and Fascia RepairGutters and fascia take hail, limbs and ice first.Stage 3: Repair it
B-12Storm DamagePost-Storm Roof InspectionMany storm damages are invisible from the ground.Stage 1: Stop the waterRead more on this topic.
What Counts as a Roof Emergency?How to tell a roof problem that can wait from one that cannot.2 min read Fallen Trees and Roof DamageWhat to do when a tree or limb lands on your roof.2 min read Preparing Your Roof Before Storm SeasonA practical checklist to do each year, before the severe weather arrives.2 min read Storm Debris Removal FAQ.
Will you haul the debris away?
We can remove debris from the roof and lower it for disposal. Tell us what you want done with large limbs.
Could clearing make the damage worse?
We work carefully to avoid dragging debris across the roofing, and we photograph first.
Is this the same as gutter cleaning?
We clear gutters as part of storm debris removal. Routine gutter cleaning is a separate maintenance job.
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Storm hit your roof? Call before the next rain.
Tell us what happened and where you see water. We will explain the safest next step and how we can cover and repair the roof.