Storm Damage, Burlington | Just In Time Roofing

The restoration of your roof after storm damage isn’t something that should be done without attention to detail.

If you have experienced storm damage to the roof of your Burlington, North Carolina home or business, you need a roofing company that will show up when they say they will, perform quality work, communicate well, and go the extra mile to restore protection to the structure. At Just In Time Roofing & Restoration, these traits are the foundation of our mission statement. We take great pride in providing the highest quality of customer service along with the integrity of doing the job right the first time.

Storm Damage in Burlington, North Carolina

The restoration of your roof after storm damage isn’t something that should be done without attention to detail. It actually takes more experience and expertise to resolve storm damage than it does to replace a roof because you can’t just fix obvious damage. It is only through detailed observation that some issues will be found. We believe you should be completely confident that all storm damage has been fully resolved.

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It might also surprise you even if you do a visual inspection from the ground that you could miss some storm damage. This is why we recommend contacting us to schedule a roof inspection whenever severe weather has come through the area. It is best to get a claim to your insurance company sooner rather than later so that there is no question about what caused the damage.

If you suspect or know that you have storm damage to your roof, reach out to us today to learn more about our residential and commercial roof repair services.

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FAQs About Storm Damage

Storms can cause significant damage to roofs, gutters, and exterior structures, often in ways that are not immediately visible. High winds, hail, and heavy rain can weaken protective layers, creating vulnerabilities that only worsen over time. Below are frequently asked questions about storm damage and our repair services.

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What kind of roof damage can storms cause?

Storms can harm a roof in many ways. Strong winds may lift or tear shingles, leaving the underlayment exposed to water intrusion. Hail can dent or bruise shingles, damaging the protective granules and shortening their lifespan. Flashing around chimneys or vents may loosen, leading to hidden leaks. Even if the damage is not visible from the ground, water infiltration can cause gradual structural deterioration and mold growth inside your home.

When should I schedule an inspection after a storm?

It’s best to schedule an inspection as soon as possible after severe weather has occurred. Quick action ensures minor problems are identified before they escalate into larger, more expensive repairs. Acting promptly also helps when filing an insurance claim, as most policies require documentation to be submitted soon after the event. A professional inspection provides the evidence you need to prove storm-related damage and secure the coverage you’re entitled to.

What if my gutters or siding were also damaged?

Storm damage doesn’t stop at the roof. Gutters, siding, and other exterior components often take the brunt of wind and hail. We inspect the entire exterior of your property, not just the roof, and provide repair or replacement services where needed. Addressing all storm-related damage at once helps maintain your home’s structural integrity and overall appearance.

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At Just In Time Roofing & Restoration, we can repair storm damage in the Piedmont Triad, including Burlington, Elon, Whitsett, McLeansville, Greensboro, Summerfield, Browns Summit, Pleasant Garden, Oak Ridge, Reidsville, Graham, Haw River, Liberty, Mebane, Asheboro, Randleman, Climax, Julian, Trinity, Archdale, Thomasville, Madison, Mayodan, High Point, and Winston-Salem, as well as Hillsborough, Durham, Chapel Hill, Pittsboro, Cary, Apex, and East Raleigh, North Carolina.